Add a wrought iron railing to the middle area?

I agree with the above comments. I think if you install a railing in front of that upper middle window, it will play up the Mediterranean features of the building. A brighter and more cheerful paint color, along with some landscaping, will greatly improve curb appeal. The roof is fine and I'm sure it looks far better than it did before it was replaced.

I can't see the image clearly, but it appears that the windows on the upper floor are not symmetrical or that they haven't been completed. So, my suggestion would be to keep the facade symmetrical by installing a window on both sides of the large center opening, or by closing the one on the right up. And now as I look at the photo on the right, it appears that the little window has been closed up. Also, the proportion in the last photo looks good.

I personally think you're jumping the gun a little. It really wont look as bad as soon as you have real siding on it window details, moldings, and trim. Just give the color a little more pop. Check the picture bleow, its not super detailed archatectually either, but very beautiful.


Exterior by The Woodlands Architects & Designers JAUREGUI Architecture Interiors Construction

Exterior by The Woodlands Architects & Designers JAUREGUI Architecture Interiors Construction

i think the roof looks right for the house

I agree, you are picking at the house and it's not done yet. It will look fine once it's finished and you have other areas of interest.

Do you have a rendering of the finished house? Do you have a picture of the architects front elevation. This is the stage of construction where many people panic because they can't see the whole picture. If you can post what the finished house is supposed to look like, we can all give you better educated answers.

Paint the third floor exterior walls the same color as the roof tiles.