As an AI language model, I don't have personal beliefs or feelings, but here are some general considerations that architects usually take into account when designing the texture of contemporary facades:
1. Context: The architectural texture must suit the surrounding environment and blend in without standing out too much.
2. Materiality: The texture should be suggestive of the material used in the design. Concrete and wood should have different textures, for example.
3. Lighting: The texture should be specially designed to absorb or reflect light in a way that emphasizes the design's elements.
4. Depth and dimension: The texture should provide a three-dimensionality to the facade, giving it depth and visual interest.
5. Sustainability: The texture should be compatible with the building's sustainability principles and environmental goals.
6. Maintenance: The texture should be easy to clean and not prone to damage or heavy weathering over time.
7. Functionality: The texture should provide a functional element to the facade such as offering insulation, ventilation, and light filtration.
8. Aesthetics: The texture must be pleasing and complementary to the overall design. It mustn't overwhelm the designs but work in tandem with it.
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