This elevation drawing depicts the front façade of a residential structure featuring a combination of horizontal siding and stone veneer finishes. The central section rises 24 inches above the adjacent wings, creating an architectural focal point with an arched top element. Three distinct fenestration arrangements are displayed across the façade, with grouped window configurations appearing in each section. The lower portion incorporates decorative stone veneer with a finished height of +6″ above grade, while the upper portions utilize horizontal siding. Classical columns with ornamental capitals support the structure at key points, adding architectural interest. The slab elements are clearly indicated on the right side of the drawing, establishing reference points for construction. This elevation employs a traditional residential vocabulary while mixing materials for visual interest; the raised central section provides hierarchy to the otherwise symmetrical façade design.
Multi-Material Residential Elevation Drawing with Raised Central Section
