This project showcases a modern two-story residential house with expressive roof geometry and a meticulously designed facade. The architectural composition is built on the contrast between the inclined roof planes and the strict lines of the main volume. The dynamic form of the roof with multi-directional slopes creates visual interest and emphasizes the contemporary character of the structure.
The facade is executed in a minimalist aesthetic using light-colored plaster as the primary material. Special attention has been paid to the window openings — they have varying proportions and sizes, creating an interesting rhythmic pattern on the facade surface. Large panoramic windows on the ground floor ensure a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding environment, flooding the interiors with natural light.
The architectural details of the facade are laconic and functional: dark window frames contrast with light walls, creating clear graphic accents. The protruding volume on the second floor adds plasticity to the facade and serves as a visual dominant. Lighting at the ground floor level highlights architectural elements and creates an impressive evening illumination.
The landscaping in front of the house follows a minimalist approach: a manicured lawn, young trees, and a neat hedge harmoniously complement the architectural solution. The metal fencing with vertical elements supports the overall stylistic concept of the project.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt the following techniques: contrasting combination of materials and colors, use of dynamic roof forms to create visual interest, thoughtful placement of window openings of different sizes, integration of architectural lighting, and harmonious combination of landscape design with the architectural solution of the house.