Your question is about finishing the brick, yes? In a Tropical environment, a top coat or parge relieves the brick from defending itself against the sun. Left in its current condition the brick will start to deteriorate. So the easiest solution is to apply a stucco coat that will be three coats, scratch, texture and color. If you want to spend more $, you can apply fastening strips called furring strips that will allow you to apply any surface such as siding or tile. Good Luck and send us some after pictures.

this looks awfully cold ( color wise) and somewhat commercial - I would use more earthy warm beige stucco and use some wood rather than painting the lap board shown, break down the mass by selecting a mass ( such as the two story massing above carport and introduce some stone veneer for a more earthy look - check out modern house category for some ideas how modern facades are normally treated.

We may need more photos but the first thing I see is that the glass elevation is fairly contemporary, however, the gate and grate on the lower elevation deserves to have the horizontal lines of the upper railing. The entry door that now appears to be wood toned ought to be painted white to match the mullions on the other elevation OR be painted in a contemporary bright. Since the house appears to have a pale green/yellow on the stucco above, a great color to go with the pale lime for the front door would be turquoise, or purple. All the white that now has some gray (stucco repair) needs to get a fresh coat of white. Need more photos to do more.

The colour examples are in the FB link bottom in the text.