This is a modern modular house designed in a minimalist style with a pronounced geometric composition. The facade is clad in dark timber, creating a striking contrast with the surrounding nature. The architectural solution is based on a play of volumes – two distinct rectangular blocks are offset from each other, forming a dynamic asymmetrical composition.
Particularly expressive are the large panoramic windows that occupy a significant portion of the facade and create a visual lightness to the structure, despite the massiveness of the dark wooden cladding material. The left module features an almost fully glazed wall, which adds airiness to the entire building and ensures maximum interaction between the interior and the surrounding forest landscape.
The house is elevated above the ground via a wooden deck on stilts, which not only functionally protects the structure from moisture but also creates a sense of lightness, as if the building is floating above the plot. The terrace with simple wooden railings serves as a natural extension of the living space and a transitional zone between architecture and nature.
Notable in the facade design is the absence of decorative elements – expressiveness is achieved exclusively through structure, materials, and proportions. A similar approach to facade design can be applied to your own home by using contrasting natural materials, playing with geometric volumes, and incorporating large windows for maximum interaction with the environment. The vertical arrangement of cladding boards visually increases the height of the structure and gives it elegance.