Roof overhang cladding wooden or plastic panels?

We decided on plastic. It was decided relatively quickly without much discussion between my wife and me. However, we have 2 full floors and the roof overhang is at a height of 6m. At this height, the appearance is secondary... you cannot tell whether it is painted wood or plastic...

I would feel the need to smooth that out with sandpaper and paint it uniformly.

Tastes are simply different. I find the building you chose a very good example that apartment buildings do not have to shoot up from the ground like sterile foreign bodies. Many of us live in a "neatly ordered" world in which nature near the home is perceived as "dirt" and go on vacation to regions where there are beautiful villages and landscapes. Hmm, what makes these villages and landscapes? Find the mistake.

Barely 15-20 years old, looks like 100...

I am only 51...

and the roof overhang is at a height of 6m. At this height, the appearance is secondary... you can’t tell if it’s painted wood or plastic...

Recognizing whether it is cheap trash won’t take twenty years in either case (e.g. with plastic, for the difference between white and vanilla beige).

Many of us live in a “cleanly ordered” world where nature near the home is perceived as “dirt” and go on vacation to regions where there are beautiful villages and landscapes.

I get the impression that by now you’re considered “not clean enough” if a property is not smoothed out as if with a plastering ruler. However, I have not yet investigated whether walk-in shower users look for hotels on vacation where there are still shower cups with a threshold.

Really, I can't stand it anymore. The rock gardens with one or two plant pots, the stainless steel door handles, the bare LED lamps, the gray windows and gray roofs, the paved driveways ending in double garages, the absence of trees and bushes, the cherry laurel as the epitome of greenery, the stainless steel mailboxes, the city villas white, sterile, cruel, disinfected and clean.....like music from modern talking or Lenchen Fischer.

the paved driveways ending in double garages, [...] clean.....like music from modern talking or Lenchen Fischer.

My three single garages - nicer than gravel there isn't, was just enough for the Fiorano Spider as for the Agila - are scattered all over the village (within the town you walk, already to delay the look of a hundred). Does anyone else here actually listen to Cpt. Beefheart?

Really, I can't see it anymore. The rock gardens with one or two plant pots

I don't know who's worse, those who complain about it or those who designed it. Reminds me of the shared flat with my ex, all sociology students but the worst gossips.