Low upward perspective of a curved high-rise facade in The Hague, Netherlands. White horizontal bands of cladding alternate with rows of dark glass panels, forming a chevron pattern that converges toward the upper-left corner against a clear blue sky.

Curved Tower Facade, The Hague — Chevron Geometry Against Blue Sky

1 May 2025 · The Hague

A modernist tower in The Hague, shot from directly below, its curved curtain wall expanding upward and across the frame. The horizontal banding of white cladding and glass panels folds into a chevron rhythm as the facade rounds away — the building's geometry doing all the compositional work. Architecture this precise is both a surface and a system: every balcony edge compounds the pattern until the corner dissolves into clear blue sky.

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