Spanish Regions · Galician Coastline: Granite and Glass Balconies

A row of houses on the northwest coast. The walls are made of large blocks of grey granite masonry, with moss and dark water stains on the north side; the roof is steeply pitched, layered with grey-black slate tiles. The facade facing the sea is entirely composed of protruding white wooden-framed glass balconies, spanning three stories high, with dense small panes of glass subtly reflecting light on a cloudy day. Next to it, an elevated stone granary stands on an open space. The ground is wet, and in the distance are a grey sea and low-hanging clouds. Avoid: using terracotta tile roofs, whitewashing the stone, using large undivided panes of glass, depicting the weather as sunny and dry.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一排西北海岸的房子。牆是灰色花崗岩的大塊石砌,北面長著青苔、有深色的水痕;屋頂是灰黑的板岩片層疊,坡度陡。臨海的立面整面是凸出的白色木框玻璃陽台,通高三層,細密的小塊玻璃在陰天裡微微反光。旁邊一座架高的石造穀倉立在空地上。地面是濕的,遠處是灰色的海與低垂的雲。避免:使用陶瓦屋頂、把石材抹白、使用大片無分割的玻璃、讓天氣畫成晴朗乾燥。