This 3D front elevation is designed for a 17×30 house (actual 17×33.5 ft) built on a narrow frontage of only 17 feet. Despite the limited width, the façade achieves a premium and modern look through the use of horizontal architectural elements, glass railings and texture cladding. The elevation is created for a full G+2 structure, making it suitable for families planning multiple-floor construction or rental units. The staircase landing is visible from the front, accurately matching the actual plan, along with the kitchen window positioned exactly where it appears in the 2D and 3D layouts.

The narrow house elevation uses soft, balanced colour combinations such as white, grey, wooden textures and mild lighting to give a wider appearance. The balconies feature glass and metal railings that lighten the building’s profile. Recessed lighting under the balcony slabs enhances the premium feel, especially at night. The structural proportions are kept completely accurate, ensuring the house does not appear wider than 17 ft in any view.

This elevation follows proper alignment with column positions, beam levels and slab thickness so that the elevation is not just attractive but technically accurate. In narrow plots, front elevation plays a crucial role in giving the entire home a modern identity. This G+2 elevation achieves exactly that—authenticity, structure, beauty and practicality.