This residential building demonstrates characteristic features of modern functional architecture with elements of modernism. The light-brown brick facade serves as the dominant compositional element, creating an impression of solidity and substantiality. The symmetrical arrangement of balconies with white parapets on the upper floor forms a clear visual rhythm that contrasts with the main facade material.
The facade is organized according to a modular principle with repeating elements - wooden shutters that serve both a functional role (sun protection) and a decorative one, adding warmth to the brick surface. Window openings with horizontal blinds on the lower level emphasize the horizontal lines of the composition, while the vertical brick section in the center of the building acts as a unifying element.
For private house construction, several interesting techniques can be derived from this object: combining textures and materials (brick and concrete), using white accents to create visual contrast, and employing functional elements (shutters) as decorative details. The white metal fence in front of the house supports the overall geometric concept and creates a clear boundary for the private territory without disrupting the visual lightness of the structure.