Iris Tower is a conceptual façade design study developed around a distinctive modular architectural language. The concept explores how a single sculptural element can be repeated, scaled, and articulated across a building envelope to create a recognizable identity while maintaining openness and transparency.

The façade is conceived as a secondary architectural skin positioned in front of the glazed envelope. Its eye-inspired geometry creates a continuous rhythm across the elevation, introducing depth, shadow, and changing visual effects throughout the day. The repetition of the modules transforms the façade from a conventional enclosure into a three-dimensional architectural feature.

The study considered the relationship between module geometry, repetition, structural support, glazing, material expression, and potential fabrication methods, establishing a concept that could be further developed into an engineered and manufacturable façade system.