Before us is a striking example of modern minimalist architecture, where concrete and white surfaces create an expressive contrast. The facade of this house presents an interesting combination of brutal concrete walls with smooth white volumes. Particularly noteworthy is the geometric composition — vertical concrete slabs frame the main white volume, creating a dynamic rhythm and emphasizing the structural features of the building.
The facade is distinguished by thoughtful asymmetry in the placement of window openings. The right side of the building features a cantilevered volume on the second floor with glass railing, which adds lightness to the massive structure. The textured mesh panel on the left part of the facade brings necessary diversity to the white surface and ensures an interplay of light and shadow.
The main entrance is designed as a wide opening with illumination, creating an inviting luminous portal through which the contemporary minimalist interior finish is visible. The path to the house is paved with irregularly shaped stone slabs, which softens the geometric strictness of the architecture and organically integrates the building into the surrounding landscape with autumn trees in the background.
The facade design employs techniques that can be applied to smaller-scale projects as well: contrasting combination of materials (concrete and painted surfaces), playing with protruding volumes, thoughtful placement of window openings of various sizes to create dynamism, and the use of accent lighting to highlight architectural elements in the evening.