Transition between clinker and plaster problematic?

I have a question about the facade. It is planned that the facade will be made partly in plaster and partly in brick. The horizontal transition should still be relatively unproblematic, but what about the vertical transition at the corner? Is that technically a problem or is there a simple technical solution so that it looks good visually afterwards?

Horizontally, this is built on a "Stärke" and sprayed with white acrylic. If desired, a drip tray can also be installed.

Vertically, it is definitely handled exactly the same way.

Horizontally, this is built on one "layer" and sprayed with white acrylic.
Optionally, a drip tray can be installed.

Vertically, it is probably handled the same way.

Vertically, it doesn't really work like that at the corner... then you would have to basically "miter cut" the brick and the plaster.

I think you will be able to look in front of the [Klinkerkopf] vertically.

[The facades in context can be found at ] It seems inconsistent to me, but if a person's will is their kingdom, then so be it: I would start the brick cladding (viewed from its visible surface in front) so "early" that the joints become flush with the plaster surface edge of the adjoining facade at the corner. Then, from the gable side, you would only see the thickness of the facing bricks of the brick facade.