Great drawings! I agree that straight is much better.

Straight looks better. Do either of these designs affect the interior floor plan?

doesn't really effect the floor plan at all

HI -- Straight --- after switching back and forth on the pictures -- angled is interesting but straight is best . Great interesting house plan -- what's the interior like ?

straight

its a 7,500 sq ft open floor plan with a roof top deck, elevator and 6 bedrooms - 1 thing i failed to mention is that the glass on the right side is corner glass and it sits on 2 sides of water - or in other words the shoreline goes across this elevation and then turns back along the right side so the 2 story glass corner faces both shorelines - not sure this has an impact on the whole straight vs angled???

Straight i´ts better, but the optional Design makes a Character Drawing ¡

Both great, my preference angled :)

If structural integrity is the same in either version, I think this is going to come down to personal preference. The angled wall echoes the slight curve of the entry canopy and breaks up the rigid vertical facade, presenting a slightly more bemused, quirky presence. The straight wall is more stoic...strong and traditional. ( I personally like the wider offset glazing on the balcony better in the straight version.) Both versions are attractive...what personality do you want to convey?

I think with the straight you get more punch out of the curve of the entry canopy. The design with the angled wall presents a more confusing facade.

Straight-the angled one looks like a mind-change, builder boo boo, or an "I'm paying" over-rule.