This 3D front elevation showcases a modern G+2 design for an 11×22 ft east-facing narrow plot house. With only 11 feet of frontage, the elevation is thoughtfully crafted to maintain visual balance, proper window alignment, and architectural proportion. The design features a small 3-foot wide corner balcony on the upper floor positioned directly above the main entrance, ensuring a clean façade rather than a full-width projection. Large front-facing windows are incorporated on the upper floors to improve natural lighting and ventilation while preserving privacy. The kitchen window is visible on the ground floor, ensuring functional airflow as per compact housing requirements. The elevation adopts a contemporary minimalist style using subtle textures, horizontal bands, and vertical framing elements to enhance height perception. The narrow structure appears taller and more elegant due to proportional massing and smart façade detailing. This elevation design is ideal for urban residential streets where plot widths are restricted but modern aesthetics and structural practicality are essential. It perfectly represents how a small 11×22 ft plot can be transformed into a visually attractive multi-storey residential unit.