The developed Geometricism concept brings a series of smaller massing experiments into a single urban composition. Heavy frames overlap and turn around recessed red surfaces, giving the building a strong outline while preserving moments of depth within the façade. Planting softens the roofscape and introduces a second reading from above.
The visualisations move from plan and elevated city views to the entrance, testing whether the same geometric language remains coherent across different scales. The project records an architectural design investigation: how repeated orthogonal elements, selective colour and carefully placed voids can give a compact building a distinct identity.
