The lines, grooves, or protrusions on the vertical facade will form rich layers of light and shadow with the change of sunlight angle – when the morning sun shines diagonally on the facade, the vertical lines will project varying lengths of shadows, forming a “flowing rhythm” on the wall; The evening sunset will bring warm light to the edges of the vertical structure, transforming the building facade from a “static wall” to a “dynamic artistic canvas”.
This kind of light and shadow variation breaks the monotony of the horizontal facade, allowing the building to present different visual qualities at different times.
Thirdly, a sense of dialogue with nature.
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