Like a Christmas pine tree and wavy spaces The building has a clean, modern facade with smooth, geometric lines and large, expansive windows that frame the winter scenery, allowing natural light to flood the interior spaces. The materials used are primarily stone, wood, and glass, creating a connection between the built structure and the snowy environment. The stone gives the impression that the tower is almost growing from the land itself, much like Wright's famous work. The tower stands tall but is grounded by the inclusion of natural elements, especially shrubs, which are integrated into the design. These shrubs are placed on each floor, on small balcony terraces or within recessed planters, adding a touch of greenery in the midst of the wintery scene. The use of plants softens the structure's appearance and creates a contrast to the cold, stark whiteness of the snow. As snow gently falls, it clings to the edges of the building's terraces and shrubs, creating a serene and peaceful winter landscape. The Christmas concept is evident through subtle, elegant decorations, such as string lights woven through the shrubbery and across the terraces.