I prefer the first as it repeats the light brown/mustard accent colour.

I like the second, because the lines make more sense. But could do without the mustard.

I like the second, colour and all just as is.

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Second, but I might think about adding some of the mustard color to accent the front door. Where is it? The door, I mean.

I like the second. The first feels like it's trying too hard. Hard to say more without know more about what's inside. One thing that bugs me on the second is there's an intellectual incongruity with the louvers on the left hand windows. All three window units are generally the same, at least as far as insolation exposure, but only two get louvers. It feels too intentionally design-y. The reality is, the middle one should be treated slightly differently due to the side wall shading.

Can you provide a little more info about the structure? Is it single or multi-family? What's on each level? Which way does this face (and in what hemisphere?)

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The first option look better.

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Thanks ReSquare Architecture + Construction
Here is some description about my house
It is the single family house.
It face the South-West and on Northern hemisphere.
The base is just for parking car
The first level is the living room and the main door is on the right side.
The second level has the bedroom on the right side and bath room on the left, which is cover by louvers.
The third level is exactly similar to the second.
The fourth level has the library room at the front.

So you mean I should add more louver for the first level ?

I recommend the first option, but use wood for the accent pieces instead of mustard-colored paint.

I like the first with wood instead of paint.

This is the new version. What do you think ?

Hi vinhnqls ~ I'd do the bottom unit deck and side extended side wall in wood/accent paint color also to keep the pattern flowing all the way down the building to the street level. - good luck - where will this be built?

I think the second design looks great!