The tower has a diamond-shaped plan, with the entrance from one of the sharp points, and the interior space widening and narrowing, in plan and height, on each of the floors: to go up to the top floor, the belvedere, you almost have to climb, to descend you just have to slide. The walls have a myriad of holes, through which an ever-changing light passes, and you can peek outward or overlook.
The tower is an outpost that tells the world: we are in charge here.