WALL Corporation

This two-story villa plays with contrast and balance: the upper floor is defined by its clean white volume, while the base is rooted in locally sourced Rwandan volcanic stone—textured, grounded, and deeply contextual.

 

At the front, three distinct canopy volumes rest on V-shaped columns, each at a different level, creating a rhythmic harmony reminiscent of musical beats. The triple-division—unlike a mere pair—establishes a complete cycle of repetition and variation, echoing architectural syncopation.

 

To the rear, a lightweight steel canopy with textile infill panels forms a checkerboard pattern of light and shadow. This alternating structure not only shelters the parking area but adds a poetic interplay between mass and void, opacity and translucency.

 

This design doesn’t just stand—it speaks. Through structure, through material, through rhythm.