Two level facade opinions - 50 ft wide block
mycl
9 years ago
Hi all,
Just wanting to get opinions on this facade ... rendered with a dark slate roof.
Just not sure if double doors or single door with sidelights as in the pic. (its a 38 3/16 inch wide, 8 feet tall single door atm) would look better ...
Also not sure how best to design the garage doors ...
Cheers!
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