This is one large house...............There are so many factors that go into designing a house. The location on the site, the building department regulations.........will it be one or two stories, where are the views...............etc........

You really should talk to a local architect in your area..........Their local expertise is extremely valuable.

Houzz is a great tool for pulling together an "idea book" to share with your architect to help them understand what types of designs that you love.

Plus you can always use houzz.com for help with the smaller design questions that come up
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Good luck with your house

Agreed, scope of work requires consulting an architect.

I understand but the fact is that I am not able to find architects who can give me the best possible design. :/

What would you like the houz.com pros to do? How would you ask them to approach helping you? Please let us know what you would like from us.........

You could consider commissioning a Houz Pro to help you design your house.....
Your architect doesn't necessarily need to be in your part of the world.

However, there does need to be someone locally to help with the building and zoning codes and coordinating with the permitting agencies.
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Also, it would be best to have local engineers to help with the project......
For example:
You will need a soils report by a geological engineer to understand what the foundation needs to be based on the existing soils conditions.
A civil engineer to help design the grading so that the property drains properly.
A structural engineer to design the structure for the local codes.
A good contractor to build the project who will coordinate and be a good team player...

Let us know what you would like from us........

I can provide the info which is to be derived locally. I am attaching some pictures which are not very clear.This is the basic layout and the dimensions of the piece of land.

Let me know if can make anything out of this...

Consider the bigger one.(the one on the right)

Another one:

It is difficult to read and part of the site is not visible.
Are the dimensions in feet or meters?
Where is the street and the access to the house?
What are the setback requirements on all four sides?

Where do you park your vehicles?

Is your construction going to be poured in place concrete or concrete block?
Are you in a seismic zone?

Where are you?

The dimensions are in feet.
It does not have any house on any of its sides.
The street is there in picture 2.
It is a plain area.
The parking area is to be designed as it is an empty piece of land as of now.
No specific choice for the construction material.
Zone 4: This zone is called the High Damage Risk Zone. The IS code assigns zone factor of 0.24 for Zone 4. Jammu and Kashmir falls in Zone 4.
I am from Kashmir, India.

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