1. Energy efficiency: The use of energy-efficient materials and systems such as insulation, double-glazed windows, and shading devices.
2. Daylighting: The use of natural light to reduce the need for artificial lighting and improve the overall building performance.
3. High-performance glazing: The use of advanced glass technologies to reduce heat transfer and enhance light transmission while improving the overall energy efficiency of the building.
4. Sustainable materials: The use of sustainable materials such as recycled steel, reclaimed wood, and low VOC paints to reduce environmental impact.
5. Ventilation Systems: Facades are designed with natural ventilation systems to keep the interior fresh and cool.
6. Smart technologies: The use of smart technologies such as sensors and automated shading devices to optimize building performance and enhance occupant comfort.
7. Decorative elements: Incorporation of unique and attention-grabbing architectural details such as intricate patterns, textures, and colors to enhance the visual appeal of the building.
8. Acoustics: Facades that are designed for noise insulation and soundproofing help in making the buildings quieter and creating a peaceful environment.
9. Accessibility: Facades must be accessible for people with disabilities to enter the building easily.
10. Security: The incorporation of security features such as intercoms, cameras, and alarms to ensure the building is safe and secure.
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