Emergency housing block in Washington DC has four "uniquely different" facades

Staggered apartments and semi-enclosed play areas animate the exterior of The Aya, a short-term housing block in Washington DC by US firms Studio Twenty Seven Architecture and Leo A Daly.
The seven-storey building commissioned by the District of Columbia Department of General Services contains temporary homes for up to fifty families in need of emergency shelter in the US capital.
Designed by Studio Twenty Seven Architecture and Leo A Daly to provide "wrap-around services" for resident