The façade features floor-to-ceiling Mashrabiya screens—traditional geometric lattice panels from Islamic Architecture , reinterpreted in contemporary cast stone. These screens serve multiple architectural functions: solar shading, visual privacy, and ornamental identity. The arched colonnade creates a covered transitional zone, with each arch proportioned using the golden ratio for harmonious visual rhythm.

The clerestory glazing above the arcade allows diffused northern light to penetrate deep into the interior without solar heat gain. The flat roof with concealed parapet integrates modern MEP systems while maintaining the heritage aesthetic. The stepped massing breaks the building volume, reducing visual bulk and creating intimate outdoor terraces at different levels.

Poolside paving uses non-slip textured stone with integrated drainage channels, ensuring safety while maintaining aesthetic continuity with the building's material palette.