We propose a more "conservative" approach in this facade concept by adding a canopy with a WF steel profile and red oak wood covering. We also incorporate vegetation such as feather grass, hedges, and lavender to guide visitors toward the main entrance and create an inviting atmosphere.
We use protruding windows and doors to overcome the limitations of window and door sizes and shapes. This will create the illusion of shadow casting during daylight hours and infuse a modern element into this 90s office building.
On the first floor, we use corten steel for the protruding windows and doors to emphasize the industrial aspect and create a contrast with the dark grey siding panel. On the second floor, we paint the protruding windows in dark grey to achieve the same contrast with the beige (cream) siding panel.
As the focal point, we have chosen a Japanese maple tree to resemble a sculpture. At night, we use spotlights to highlight this element and create an eye-catching focal point.