
Project Details
| Application Area | Facade |
|---|---|
| Style | Classic |
| Space Type | Villa |
| 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 soft play of shadows created by sunlight on pure white surfaces elevates the architectural character of this two-story detached residence to the highest level. At the entrance, massive columns with Ionic capitals and the crowning triangular pediment blend the nobility of ancient Greek architecture with the comfort of modern living. The monochromatic color palette perfectly balances the black tile roof, dark wrought iron railings, and white facade elements, lending the structure a timeless elegance.
The most striking elements of the facade are the polyurethane precast columns, which emphasize the vertical axis and present a monumental stance. Decorative jamb sets and crown moldings surrounding the windows break the flatness of the walls to create a deep visual hierarchy. Especially the supports under the balconies and the colonnades on the wide terrace demonstrate both the aesthetic contribution of the material to load-bearing forms and its rhythmic harmony across wide spans.
The high-density polyurethane precast production technique used in this project allowed for rapid assembly without adding extra load to the building compared to traditional reinforced concrete elements. Precise details processed with CNC technology ensure that the ornaments inside the pediments and the column capitals have a smooth surface quality. Thanks to their non-water-absorbent structure, these elements do not swell or crack on the exterior, protecting the investment value by minimizing long-term maintenance costs.
For users considering a similar villa project, supporting the large-scale columns at the entrance with thinner decorative pilasters on the side facades will enhance visual integrity. Anthracite tones preferred for window frames to create contrast on the white facade define the form of polyurethane jambs more clearly. Upward-facing wall lamps used in outdoor lighting can create a dramatic effect by highlighting the column fluting during the night hours.
The double-height columns used in the entrance portico make the scale of the building perceive larger and more magnificent than it is. The intersection of horizontal floor moldings with vertical columns creates a structural grid that offers a clean, organized look. The rhythmic repetition of black wrought iron breaks the monotony of the white mass, adding a sophisticated texture. On the facade where light hits at a wide angle, the sharp edge details of the polyurethane elements create a perception of high-quality craftsmanship.











