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NAME:

MUFAZZAL
SADHIQUE
CLASS: 11-C
C.I.D.: 20720

EXTERIOR DESIGN
PART I:

IDENTIFICATION
OF NEEDS AND
BRIEF ANALYSIS:
There are a number of reasons why
beautiful exterior building designs are
important. For one, attractive buildings
can enhance the aesthetic appeal of a
neighborhood or community, which
can help to increase property values
and improve the overall quality of life
for residents. Beautiful buildings can
also serve as landmarks and help to
create a sense of place. In addition,
well-designed buildings can be more
functional and efficient, which can help
to reduce energy costs and improve the
sustainability of the structure. Finally,
beautiful exterior building designs can
simply be more pleasant to look at and
be a source of pride for the people who
use the building.
Exterior building design refers to the
way the outside of a building looks and
functions. This includes the materials
used, the layout and design of the
structure, and the overall appearance of
the building. Good exterior building
design is important for a number of
reasons.
First and foremost, the exterior of a
building should be functional and meet
the needs of the people who use it. This
means that the design should take into
account the climate and environment in
which the building is located, as well as
the needs of the occupants. For
example, a building in a hot and sunny
climate may require more shading and
insulation to keep the interior
comfortable, while a building in a cold
and snowy climate may need to be
designed with heavier materials and
more insulation to keep the interior
warm.
In addition to functionality, the exterior
of a building should also be
aesthetically pleasing. A beautiful
building can enhance the appeal of a
neighborhood or community, which
can help to increase property values
and improve the overall quality of life
for residents. Well-designed buildings
can also serve as landmarks and help to
create a sense of place.
Sustainability is another important
consideration in exterior building
design. Materials and design elements
that are energy-efficient and
environmentally friendly can help to
reduce the building's carbon footprint
and lower energy costs over time.
Overall, good exterior building design
is a combination of form and function,
with an emphasis on creating a
structure that is both beautiful and
practical.

There are many reasons why beautiful


exterior building designs are important.
Below are some of the key benefits:
Aesthetically pleasing: Attractive
buildings can enhance the aesthetic
appeal of a neighborhood or
community, which can help to increase
property values and improve the overall
quality of life for residents. Beautiful
buildings can also serve as landmarks
and help to create a sense of place.

Functional: Well-designed buildings


can be more functional and efficient,
which can help to reduce energy costs
and improve the sustainability of the
structure. This means considering the
climate and environment in which the
building is located, as well as the needs
of the occupants.

Increases property values: Beautiful


exterior building designs can increase
the value of a property. A well-
designed building can be more
appealing to potential buyers or renters,
which can lead to higher sale or rental
prices.

Positive first impression: The exterior


of a building is often the first thing
people see and it can be a powerful
determinant of their overall impression
of the building. A beautiful exterior can
make a positive first impression on
potential buyers, tenants, customers, or
clients.

Attracts attention: A beautiful building


is likely to attract more attention from
the media, tourists, and the general
public, which can be beneficial for
businesses or organizations looking to
increase their visibility and reputation.

Boosts morale: Beautiful exterior


building designs can also have a
positive impact on the morale of the
people who use the building. People
tend to feel more proud and positive
about a place that looks good, which
can lead to increased productivity and
satisfaction.

Increases occupancy: A beautiful


building is more likely to be fully
occupied, whether it is a residential
building or a commercial building.
People are more likely to want to live
or work in a place that looks good and
is well-maintained.

Enhances the community: Beautiful


buildings can contribute to the overall
livability and attractiveness of a
community, which can help to attract
new residents and businesses and
stimulate economic development.

In summary, beautiful exterior building


designs can have a wide range of
benefits for both individuals and the
community as a whole. They can
enhance the aesthetic appeal of a
neighborhood, increase property values,
make a positive first impression, attract
attention, boost morale, increase
occupancy, and enhance the
community.

A lot of people think that exterior


design is all about how it looks on the
outside. However, good exterior design
can do a lot more than just make your
home look pretty. The following article
will discuss four benefits to having a
well-designed exterior and why you
should consider hiring an architect for
this project.

A lot of people think that exterior


design is all about how it looks on the
outside. However, good exterior design
can do a lot more than just make your
home look pretty. The following article
will discuss four benefits to having a
well-designed exterior and why you
should consider hiring an architect for
this project.

There is no doubt that good exterior


design is important for any property. It
can add value, make a home more
appealing and even improve
functionality. By taking the time to
carefully plan your exterior design, you
can create a space that perfectly suits
your needs and style.

Designing for more than good looks


Exterior design includes your home's
size and shape, how it fits into the
surrounding neighbourhood and
streetscape, and the impact it has on its
site.
While home design is a matter of
personal taste, there are practical
benefits from designing a home or
renovation that:
 is in harmony with your
neighbourhood
 minimises its impact on your site's
landforms
 makes the most of solar access and
other natural features.
Planning requirements
Your local council's district plan will
contain regulations covering the height,
form, distance from boundaries and
other features of any building in your
area.
The regulations might be flexible, or in
the case of a heritage area, for example
– they might be quite specific.
If you're planning a new home or
renovation, check the district plan or
talk with your designer or council
planners about any special
requirements. Some councils offer pre-
application meetings for advice and
assessment of your proposed design.
To ensure you know about any special
rules or requirements for building on rural
properties, as well as what services are
available, contact your local council.
If you are planning on building in a
new subdivision the developer may
have put in place additional rules and
requirements, which you will have to
abide by in addition to any council
rules and requirements. Make sure you
understand the developer covenant to
know what you can and cannot do on
your section.
Fitting in with your neighbourhood
Neighbourhoods can have a distinct
character, especially if everyone
designs or renovates in a way that is
sympathetic to their surroundings and
preserves any character. This may
enhance property value and can help
preserve good relations with your
neighbours.
Consider your home’s:
 shape, especially its roof
 size and height in relation to
neighbouring homes
 cladding materials
 cladding and roofing colours
 window styles.
Also consider the impact of any
proposed new home or renovation on
neighbouring properties and whether
you will need to apply for resource
consent. Will your planned building
block someone else's views or sun?
Will it interfere with privacy? Will it
change the character of the
neighbourhood? These may cause
neighbours to object to your resource
consent if one is required.
Screens, vegetation and window design
can all be used to protect neighbours'
privacy without blocking your views.
For security reasons, and to make your
home appear welcoming, make sure
your front entrance is clearly visible
from the street. This means avoiding
high fences around your front yard.
Your home will appear friendlier if the
house, not the garage, dominates the
front facade.
Designing for more than good looks
Exterior design includes your home's
size and shape, how it fits into the
surrounding neighbourhood and
streetscape, and the impact it has on its
site.
While home design is a matter of
personal taste, there are practical
benefits from designing a home or
renovation that:
 is in harmony with your
neighbourhood
 minimises its impact on your site's
landforms
 makes the most of solar access and
other natural features.
Planning requirements
Your local council's district plan will
contain regulations covering the height,
form, distance from boundaries and
other features of any building in your
area.
The regulations might be flexible, or in
the case of a heritage area, for example
– they might be quite specific.
If you're planning a new home or
renovation, check the district plan or
talk with your designer or council
planners about any special
requirements. Some councils offer pre-
application meetings for advice and
assessment of your proposed design.
TIP
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
To ensure you know about any special
rules or requirements for building on rural
properties, as well as what services are
available, contact your local council.
If you are planning on building in a
new subdivision the developer may
have put in place additional rules and
requirements, which you will have to
abide by in addition to any council
rules and requirements. Make sure you
understand the developer covenant to
know what you can and cannot do on
your section.
Fitting in with your neighbourhood
Neighbourhoods can have a distinct
character, especially if everyone
designs or renovates in a way that is
sympathetic to their surroundings and
preserves any character. This may
enhance property value and can help
preserve good relations with your
neighbours.
Consider your home’s:
 shape, especially its roof
 size and height in relation to
neighbouring homes
 cladding materials
 cladding and roofing colours
 window styles.
Also consider the impact of any
proposed new home or renovation on
neighbouring properties and whether
you will need to apply for resource
consent. Will your planned building
block someone else's views or sun?
Will it interfere with privacy? Will it
change the character of the
neighbourhood? These may cause
neighbours to object to your resource
consent if one is required.
Screens, vegetation and window design
can all be used to protect neighbours'
privacy without blocking your views.
For security reasons, and to make your
home appear welcoming, make sure
your front entrance is clearly visible
from the street. This means avoiding
high fences around your front yard.
Your home will appear friendlier if the
house, not the garage, dominates the
front facade.
Exterior design refers to the aesthetic
and functional elements of a building's
exterior. This can include elements
such as the architectural style, materials
used, color scheme, landscaping, and
lighting.
Good exterior design should be visually
pleasing and harmonious with the
surrounding environment. It should
also be functional, providing shelter
and protection for the building's
occupants.
Sustainability is also an important
consideration in modern exterior design.
This can include using energy-efficient
materials and designing for natural
light and ventilation to reduce the
building's energy consumption.
Popular exterior design styles include
traditional, modern, minimalist, and
sustainable design. In traditional design,
historical architectural styles are often
used, while modern design emphasizes
clean lines and simplicity. Minimalist
design prioritizes simplicity and
functionality, while sustainable design
focuses on reducing the building's
environmental impact.
Overall, the exterior design of a
building is an important factor in
creating a welcoming and functional
space that is in harmony with its
surroundings.
Exterior design is the aesthetic and
functional design of the exterior of a
building. It encompasses various
elements such as architectural style,
materials used, color scheme,
landscaping, and lighting. The exterior
design of a building plays a crucial role
in creating a welcoming and functional
space that is in harmony with its
surroundings.
The first thing that comes to mind
when thinking about exterior design is
the architectural style of the building.
Different architectural styles have
distinct characteristics that make them
unique. Traditional architectural styles,
such as Victorian, Georgian, and
Colonial, are known for their ornate
details and symmetrical facades.
Modern architectural styles, on the
other hand, are characterized by clean
lines, minimal ornamentation, and an
emphasis on functionality. Minimalist
architectural style prioritizes simplicity
and functionality.
The choice of materials used in exterior
design can greatly impact the overall
aesthetic of a building. Common
materials used in exterior design
include brick, stone, wood, and metal.
Each material has its own unique
properties and can be used in different
ways to create different effects. For
example, brick is a durable and fire-
resistant material that can be used to
create a warm and inviting look, while
metal can be used to create a sleek and
modern look.
Color is another important aspect of
exterior design. The color scheme of a
building can greatly impact its overall
aesthetic. A building with a
monochromatic color scheme will have
a sleek and modern look, while a
building with a vibrant color scheme
will have a more playful and energetic
look. The use of color can also be used
to create a sense of depth and
dimension. For example, using a darker
color on the bottom of a building and a
lighter color on the top can create the
illusion of a taller building.
Landscaping is another important
aspect of exterior design. A well-
designed landscape can greatly enhance
the overall aesthetic of a building.
Landscaping can be used to create a
sense of privacy, add visual interest,
and improve the overall functionality of
a space. For example, a courtyard
garden can be used to create a peaceful
and relaxing space, while a rooftop
garden can be used to create an urban
oasis.
Lighting is also an important aspect of
exterior design. Lighting can be used to
create a sense of warmth and
welcoming, or to highlight certain
features of a building. For example,
uplighting can be used to highlight the
architectural details of a building, while
downlighting can be used to create a
sense of drama and mystery. Lighting
can also be used to create a sense of
safety and security, for example, by
illuminating pathways and entryways.
Sustainability is an important
consideration in modern exterior design.
This can include using energy-efficient
materials, designing for natural light
and ventilation to reduce the building's
energy consumption, and incorporating
green roofs and solar panels to reduce
the building's environmental impact.
In conclusion, exterior design is an
important aspect of creating a
welcoming and functional space. The
architectural style, materials used, color
scheme, landscaping, and lighting all
play a crucial role in creating a
cohesive and harmonious design.
Sustainability is also an important
consideration in modern exterior design.
By considering all these elements and
how they work together, a building can
be designed that is not only visually
pleasing but also functional and
sustainable.
PART II:

RESEARCHING
THE DESIGN
BRIEF AND
DEVELOPING A
SPECIFICATION.
PART III:

GENERATING
AND EXPLORING
DESIGN IDEAS
IDEA 1:
IDEA 2:
IDEA 3:
IDEA 4:
PART IV:

DEVELOPMENT
OF PROPESED
SOLUTION

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