Right now there does not seem to be any symmetry on the path to your door. I would either eliminate the small trees that are there now, and replace them with bushes or shrubs that are equal in height and width, or cut these back and shape them dramatically, so that you have a clear vision to the door. Second, if you could change out the door, eliminating the side window, that's another idea. Sometimes just replacing your front door with one that is bold in color or style is enough to breathe some life into the front of the house. You could also either replace the concrete with pavers or paint the concrete with stain of a color that blends well with with nature.. like a lighter gray or a brown.

Hi Harsahij Singh Dhillon, This building is traditional type. Build with civil work parapet & SS / MS Handrail. Refer https://www.houzz.in/projects/280714/residential-project-2006-2010 Refer https://www.houzz.in/projects/280714/residential-project-2006-2010 Refer https://www.houzz.in/projects/280705/residential-project-2001-2005 Regards, Sudhan, BuilDTecH Architects.

Hi I need your expert comments and advice for a porch in the front of my house under construction...I am attaching the full view photos of that....it is in Rajasthan, India...There are two pillars with a distance of 9 ft and 2 inch and both have same equal distance from other house corners...this will be a varanda....my confusion is that: 1) what type porch should be, please send few pictures, 2) how much the porch should come out of the actual distance from the pillars/beams while the length of the beams are around 12ft...(width) and 21 ft (length) but I include the length of the room as well then the length is 33ft and if I include the width of another area as kitchen then the width becomes 26 ft...Please see the photos of ongoing work...

Hello Ravi, We should be looking at this at the time of elevation planning. For the pyramid base of 12/2 ft it needs to 8 ft high which MAY look huge depending upon the design of the house. You shall request your designer to provide you an elevation to take a call on this. Thanks, Amit CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore.