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Modern Brick-Clad Villa Front Elevation at Dusk
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a modern home with clean, boxy volumes and an exposed brick face broken up by darker stone-clad blocks. The mix of warm brick and dark panels gives it a bold, contemporary look without feeling too plain.
The elevation is finished to look like exposed brickwork across most of the facade. In a render like this the intent is a natural brick face, so on site it can be done in actual brick cladding to get the same warm texture.
The top block carries a decorative cut-out screen with a tree-like pattern. It adds a bit of art to an otherwise solid wall and lets light and air through the terrace area behind it.
Yes, there are cantilevered balconies on the first floor and a rooftop garden with planters along the parapet. There is also a landscaped front lawn and an external staircase leading up one side.
Definitely. The brick-and-dark-block language, the balconies and the boundary wall can all be reworked to suit your plot size and setbacks. Share your plot dimensions with the architect and the facade can be tuned to fit.