The image presents an outstanding example of modern tropical architecture, where natural environment harmoniously blends with geometric forms. This two-story house features a contrasting facade solution: the upper level is designed as a lightweight wooden structure with panoramic glazing, while the lower level forms a massive foundation in a rich terracotta color.
The facade of the upper floor attracts attention with abundant glass in wooden framing, creating an effect of transparency and structural lightness. The horizontal lines of the wooden cladding emphasize the building's contemporary aesthetics while simultaneously bringing warmth through natural materials. The large glass surfaces not only ensure maximum natural light penetration but also visually blur the boundary between the interior and the surrounding nature.
The lower tier with its massive terracotta wall serves as both a visual and structural foundation, creating an interesting contrast with the lightweight upper volume. The side staircase with simple linear railings organically fits into the overall composition and provides access to the upper level. The open space beneath the overhanging volume of the upper floor forms a cozy terrace by the pool.
The facade design employs techniques that can be adapted for private construction: contrasting combination of materials (wood and plaster), use of large glass surfaces to connect with the surroundings, creation of cantilevered projections to form protected spaces, and application of laconic details and finishes. A particularly successful solution is the use of bright color accents (terracotta) combined with natural wood tones.