Modern Front Elevation with Stone Facade and Roof Garden
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a clean, contemporary elevation, lots of straight lines, stone cladding and a boxy silhouette. The mix of solid stone and lighter screen panels keeps it from feeling too heavy.
Those are decorative lattice screens fitted in front of the upper windows. They cut the harsh sun and add privacy while still letting light and air through, and they double as a nice design feature.
Yes, there is a green rooftop terrace lined with tall palms that peek over the top edge of the building. It gives the hard stone facade a soft, leafy crown.
The driveway is finished in stepped stone bands leading up to the house, and the ground floor has roller-shutter garages tucked neatly into the stone base.
Yes, a stone-and-screen elevation like this can be adapted to different plot sizes and floor counts. Share your plot dimensions and the number of floors with the designer to plan a similar look.

