垂直ルーバー：角度によって変化するファサードの表情

Design a contemporary Taiwanese townhouse facade from vertical shading fins whose appearance changes entirely with the viewer's position. Show a continuous run of slim vertical blades standing off the glazing, each around two hundred and fifty millimetres deep and only forty thick, spaced at three hundred centres across the full width of the upper floors and running unbroken from floor to ceiling on each level. Detail the fins as set at a consistent angle of about thirty degrees to the wall rather than perpendicular, so that seen straight on the facade appears open and glassy, while seen obliquely from either direction along the street the fins overlap into an apparently solid wall. Show that effect explicitly by placing the viewpoint well off to one side so the fins close up into a near-solid surface with only slivers of glass showing. Detail the fins as extruded aluminium with a fine linear brushed texture and a mid-bronze anodised finish, their ends cut square and left open so the extrusion's hollow section is visible top and bottom. Show the fixings as a slim continuous rail at head and sill only. Set it on a Taiwanese residential street. Show hard side light. Photorealistic, directional, bronze fins closing into a plane, low oblique street view.