West Facade

The West Facade refers to the front exterior of a building facing west. It is often designed to make a strong visual impression, showing architectural details, ornamentation, or entrances that define the building’s style and character. This facade can include windows, doors, decorative elements, and sometimes sculptures or murals. Its design influences the building’s overall aesthetic and how it integrates with the surrounding area. In historical or significant buildings, the West Facade may also have cultural or symbolic importance, reflecting the architectural trends or intentions of the builders.