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Two-level Contrast Façade: Interplay of Light and Geometry

#9748. Two-level Contrast Façade: Interplay of Light and Geometry

The modern minimalist house featured in the photograph showcases an elegant combination of geometric forms and contrasting materials. The façade employs a contemporary two-tone color scheme: the upper volume is clad in dark panels, creating a striking contrast with the light-colored finish of the lower part of the building. Particularly notable is the second floor with its large panoramic windows and balcony, which creates the impression of floating above the main volume.

The architectural composition of the house is based on the interplay of rectangular volumes of varying heights. The façade is devoid of decorative elements but remains expressive thanks to its clean geometry and thoughtful proportions. The ground floor is almost entirely glazed, ensuring a visual connection between the interior space and the garden, while also flooding the rooms with natural light. The wooden deck extending into the garden becomes a logical continuation of the interior.

An interesting element in the façade design is the perforated brick wall on the right, which simultaneously serves as a privacy feature and a decorative accent. The flat roof emphasizes the contemporary character of the architecture, while the restrained color palette harmoniously blends with the surrounding landscape. When designing your own house, you could adopt the principle of contrasting materials, play with volumes of different heights, and incorporate large window openings to create visual lightness in the structure.

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