This modern residential house presents a composition of three volumes with different facade materials, creating an interesting dialogue between traditional and contemporary architectural forms. The left section is made of warm brown brick masonry with a characteristic bonding pattern, crowned with a chimney, and features a large window with wooden frames. The central section - the most expressive element of the composition - is a projecting wooden pavilion with a glazed facade and an open veranda, crafted from natural wood in a warm honey shade. The right section is clad in gray brick with minimalist window openings, giving it a more restrained character.
Particularly noteworthy is the use of contrasting materials in the cladding - warm brick masonry, natural wood, and cool gray brick create a harmonious combination of textures and colors. The triangular roof form of the central volume emphasizes the archetypal "house" shape, while the open wooden structure adds lightness and modernity to the entire composition. Large glass surfaces ensure a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding landscape.
In designing your own facade, several techniques demonstrated by this project could be adopted: contrasting use of different materials; projecting volumes to create a dynamic silhouette; combination of traditional forms (gabled roof) with modern materials and structural solutions; use of natural wood to create a warm, inviting atmosphere; thoughtful work with the proportions of window openings that emphasize the character of each volume.