This is an impressive example of modern wooden architecture, where the timber façade with vertical panels takes center stage. The building is organically integrated into the forest landscape, creating a harmonious dialogue between the man-made structure and the natural environment.
The façade features clean geometry and modular composition. The wooden cladding creates a warm, natural appearance that contrasts with large glass surfaces. The architect skillfully used the rhythm of vertical elements to create dynamics and visual interest. Particularly expressive are the protruding volumes and recesses that form an interplay of light and shadow on the façade.
The lower level of the building features a more open structure with glass panels protected by vertical wooden louvers, providing both privacy and connection to the surroundings. The upper floors are designed to be more enclosed, with punctual windows, creating an interesting compositional hierarchy.
For private home construction, several techniques can be adopted: combining wooden panels of varying widths to create rhythm on the façade; using protruding volumes for functional zoning and architectural expressiveness; integrating large glazed surfaces protected by wooden louvers or overhangs; and, of course, using natural materials that develop a noble patina over time, harmonizing with the surrounding nature.