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The forms drawn on the orange layer in the image represent the 15 cm-wide, diagonally laid wooden ceiling cladding located beneath the balconies. The green section frame incorporates a Corten steel profile that adds depth to conceal an underlying mechanism; the same wood cladding is used inside this section but is positioned at a lower elevation. The forms highlighted in pink represent the slab-edge cladding details—made of champagne-colored metallic aluminum composite panels—which feature a seamless finish. Meanwhile, the wavy forms on the left symbolize perforated metal sun-shading panels; these are designed to be mounted onto steel connectors linking the building to another block situated opposite it (outside the frame). The wood cladding appears wherever the orange layer is visible; it also appears as a thin strip between the double-sided composite panels extending in front of the sun-shading screens. All wooden ceiling cladding elements are installed at a 45-degree angle relative to the balcony layout, maintaining a consistent direction and alignment throughout. You can visualize the mass representing the building itself—currently drawn in dark gray—as having a finished surface in light beige.

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