There are a total of four Mediterranean-style villas in Hua Zhou Juntin.
They're basically all that classic design with white walls, a square overall shape, and columns wrapping around the front courtyard, just with some differences in the details for each one.
Relatively speaking, the façades of these four Type D villas are classic and square, really embodying the Confucian "golden mean."
Alright, in plain language—they look way too ordinary, even tacky.
But from another perspective, at least they're not easy to go out of style; ten or twenty years from now they'll still be old-school classics.
Also, the flat, squared-off walls are convenient for doing personalized renovations on the villa.
For example, the simplest beautification is to lay a layer of gray cloud-pattern marble on the exterior walls, or change the pure white exterior into a complex black‑white‑gray visual scheme to build enough sense of layering.
