To continue the discussion on walls and openings, I will represent my group to demonstrate two

other elements: doors and windows.

Based on your experience, every time you want to go inside a building, you pay attention and
look for the doors, right? This is one of the important aspects this article discusses:

 Doors are often the most celebrated aspect of any elevation as they mark the point
of windows of the Villa Savoye, designed by Le Corbusier, are often described as
"picture windows" due to their expansive, uninterrupted views that seamlessly frame the
surrounding landscape. These large, horizontal windows transform each room into a
gallery, offering panoramic views and flooding the interior with natural light. entry and
often define a building’s identity. Look at this Fendi showroom. As you can see, the
facade, a harmonious blend of glass, metal, and stone, reflects Fendi's commitment to

Windows have many variations in size:

 To continue the discussion on walls and openings, I will represent my group to

demonstrate two other elements: doors and windows.
 Based on your experience, every time you want to go inside a building, you pay attention
and look for the doors, right? This is one of the important aspects this article discusses:
 Doors are often the most celebrated aspect of any elevation as they mark the point
of windows of the Villa Savoye, designed by Le Corbusier, are often described as
"picture windows" due to their expansive, uninterrupted views that seamlessly frame the
surrounding landscape. These large, horizontal windows transform each room into a
 To reflect the range of interior activities.
 And to meet the occupants' expectations of light, view, and privacy. They can be
described as "picture windows" because they frame views across landscapes and reduce
the separation between inside and outside.

One of the most famous fundamental reference buildings in architecture is Villa Savoye: The