THE CARMINE.

In further addressing the ongoing housing crisis, the design of this building relied primarily on a simplified structure and envelope, challenging the traditional notion that architectural expression is solely reliant on the manipulation of massing.

Instead, a surface pattern was introduced as a means to achieve visual variety and complexity. This perspective highlights the versatility of architecture as an art form, drawing parallels to other three-dimensional art forms such as fashion and sculpture, which leverage surface patterns to enrich their compositions.