Soleil draws its architectural identity from the Early Modern Parisian residential buildings designed in the late 1920s by the innovative and world-renowned architect, Le Corbusier. This style is defined by expansive glazing, geometric window patterns, horizontal ribbon windows, and smooth white stucco walls that sit flush with the glass. The result is a striking “dematerialization” effect, where the façade appears light, floating, and almost weightless despite its mass. Soleil incorporates these same design principles to evoke the same clean, effortless, and visually airy aesthetic.