Project Details
| Application Area | Facade |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Space Type | Villa |
| Products Used | 6 items |
| Material | Rigid polyurethane (PU) |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³) |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
The structure in the image reflects a contemporary architectural language dominated by sharp geometric lines and expansive glass surfaces. The vertical shadow plays of daylight on the facade emphasize the building's height, while the wide triangular roof form combines a modern chalet inspiration with luxury villa architecture. The balanced transition between the freshness of white and the weight of anthracite tones distinguishes the building from its natural surroundings, making it a focal point. Warm-toned sconces used in night lighting highlight the texture of the facade while creating an inviting atmosphere for the large terrace area.
The core elements defining the character of the space include Polure vertical exterior panels and pilaster columns (P1465, P1459). These profiles used on window edges and corner lines add depth to the facade, transforming an ordinary flat wall into a sophisticated texture. Additionally, decorative elements (P3040, P5040W, P5040B, P5040D) preferred in ceiling and under-eave details place the structural integrity of the building into an aesthetic framework. These products serve not just as decoration, but as main components defining the architectural identity of the building.
The specially applied polyurethane precast technique offers a solution that is 80% lighter than traditional concrete-based precast systems. This lightness allows for safe installation even on high-rise facades without increasing the static load of the building. The high-density (hard) polyurethane used in production does not absorb water thanks to its closed-cell structure and completely eliminates problems such as cracking, peeling, or rotting on the exterior. The interlocking structure of the products or their fixation with special adhesives during the assembly phase minimizes labor time and ensures fast application.
For such modern detached house projects with wide windows, Polure products are offered with unlimited color options. The vertical panels on the facade can be painted with wood-patterned paints to achieve a more rustic look or an industrial atmosphere with anthracite tones. In similar designs, massive polyurethane column capitals or jamb models with hidden LED channels added to both sides of the entrance door can take modernism a step further and make the night silhouette more magnificent.
The use of vertical lines on the facade has allowed the building to exhibit a more monumental stance by extending its visual height. The black color in the window frames creates a graphical clarity by providing high contrast with the white panels. The horizontal porch line intersects with vertically rising pilasters to create an architectural grid system. When light breaks on the vertical fluted panels, a dynamic facade appearance emerges that changes at every hour of the day. Material transitions have been kept minimal, staying true to the principle of simplicity in modern architecture.
Products Used in This Project6
