ArchReview #126
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This house is interesting with the organization of the hidden mansard floor. Instead of the usual chestnut roof, a roof with a large overhang and cantilevers in the form of huge rafter ends are used.2
The consoles are not evenly distributed, but grouped in twos. The windows are located in the resulting partitions.3
The sprawling baroque white consoles resemble a mushroom cap from below. The building is airy, with depth.4
The balcony is not only protruding, but also buried. The facade planes are skillfully enriched with volume.5
The corner rustication stones are unusually wide, with no emphasis on color.Facade #6926 from Archi.Capital base.