Color effect

There are a great many options for various textures, you just have to carefully look at the existing development. We will not dwell on their detailed study. It is important to understand that, using materials with a natural texture or processed in different ways, combining and comparing them in their own way, you can use the texture as one of the means that enhance the artistic expressiveness of the building. Along with the texture, some materials have a texture – a visible pattern of layers and fibers. Especially often in the practice of construction, wood texture is used, which is very beautiful in a number of breeds (Karelian birch, oak, grab, ash, etc.). Color plays great importance in the appearance of architectural objects. Experts call it an active compositional tool that can affect the emotional world of a person. He can visually crush or, conversely, summarize the building, make it higher or lower, easier or more massive, harder, in a word, change the proportions and scale, emphasize the planes, highlight or muffle individual details. Therefore, already in the design process it is very important to represent the future building in color. The artistic effect of color is achieved by the following techniques: 1. By using materials with natural coloring: natural wood, red or silicate (white) brick, concrete, natural stone, etc. D. 2. Using a variety of artificial materials with a given color: offended panels, ceramic and glass tiles, colored plaster, etc. 3. By coloring with various dyes of concrete, brick and wooden surfaces. 4. Inclusion in the composition of paintings, frescoes, mosaic and other bright color spots – accents. To obtain the greatest effect in the compositional solution of the object, it is possible to use several of the techniques mentioned above at once. To increase the artistic qualities of private residential buildings, the use of color in the outer surfaces is not only desirable, but, perhaps, it is necessary. This is due to the fact that in Prikamye days usually cloudy. The natural faded color of concrete structures and brick masonry makes buildings gloomy, gray and bleak. Wood also over time loses its original golden color and ceases to delight the eye.