パンチングアルミニウム外装：半透明の金属スキン

Design a contemporary Taiwanese townhouse wrapped in perforated aluminium panels. Show large flat panels, each around one and a half by three metres, fixed to a concealed rail system with fine open joints between them, covering the balconies and the upper two floors continuously while leaving the ground floor in bare concrete. Detail the perforation as round holes on a staggered grid with the open area around forty per cent, dense enough to give real privacy and shade from the street yet open enough that occupants can see out clearly and air moves freely through to the balcony behind. Show some panels as fixed and others as top-hung and propped open at an angle, so the facade has an irregular scatter of tilted panels recording how the house is being used at that moment. Detail the finish as a fluorocarbon coating in a warm off-white, chosen to stay clean in Taiwan's humidity, with the panel edges folded and returned so no raw sheet edge is visible. Show washing and a bicycle faintly visible behind the perforation. Detail the panels as glowing softly from within at dusk. Set it on a dense residential street with tiled buildings adjoining. Show early evening light. Photorealistic, veiled, off-white metal with warm glow behind, low three-quarter view.