屋上突出物と給水塔の納まり：屋上の雑多なものをボリュームとして整理する

Design the rooftop crown of a contemporary Taiwanese townhouse so that everything usually left exposed is gathered into one deliberate form. Show the water tanks, the stair penthouse, the solar water heater and the outdoor condensing units all collected into a single rectangular enclosure set back from the parapet on all sides, its footprint about half the roof area. Detail the enclosure as clad in a continuous skin of dark grey expanded metal mesh — a fine diamond pattern stretched over a slim steel frame — which allows unrestricted airflow to the equipment while reading from the street as a soft solid volume with no individual object distinguishable behind it. Show the mesh as returning over the top of the enclosure as well, so the crown is complete from every angle including from taller buildings nearby. Detail a single flush access door in the mesh with a recessed handle, and the stainless steel pipework emerging cleanly through a neat penetration at one corner. Show the mesh as slightly transparent at the edges where light passes obliquely, hinting at the tanks within. Detail the contrast with a neighbouring rooftop where blue plastic tanks, rusted brackets and a corrugated metal shed sit fully exposed. Set it on a Taiwanese townhouse roof. Show bright midday sun. Photorealistic, tidied, dark mesh against pale sky, elevated three-quarter view.