1. Reflecting cultural identity: The facade should reflect the cultural identity of the building's purpose and the region it serves. The design must be inspired by the culture it represents in terms of color, texture, and form.
2. Contextual integration: The building must be integrated with the surroundings design, the architecture must take into account the surrounding landscape, neighboring buildings, and local constructions, while designing.
3. Sustainable design: The design should integrate the principle of sustainability and environmental performance, using sustainable practices for material selection, energy efficiency, and water conservation, reducing the impact on the environment.
4. Functionality: The design of the cultural facility facade must promote functionality, wherein it must assist in ease of access, provide proper lighting, and contribute to the overall comfort of the building.
5. Adaptable design: The building needs to have an adaptable design that allows for growth over time. An adaptable facade design can be beneficial for showcasing upcoming events and changing exhibitions to the public.
6. Relationship with the public: The design should establish a relationship with the public visiting the cultural complex, create a welcoming environment that encourages cultural exchange and appreciation.
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