Sure, controlled blaze can be used to sculpt a façade, but the devil’s in the details—fire‑resistant materials, ventilation, sprinklers, structural loads, all need to be nailed down first. Only then does the heat become an ally instead of a hazard.

Sounds like a bold rhythm, but we’ll need a precise score before the fire can dance. Fire‑resistant walls are non‑negotiable, the ventilation has to balance airflow with heat retention, sprinklers must be positioned for zero lag, and every load factor has to be double‑checked. Once those basics hit the right notes, the blaze will indeed play the part of a partner, not a hazard. Let’s get the blueprint humming.