Kentbury

D likes shallow roof with eave P likes colors

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D likes clean ample lines, garage not too close and turned so focus is still on ample entry. Alla & D like how the now paved courtyard is broken up with grass strips.

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D likes how 2nd story is set back a bit on 1st floor roof

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D likes court with welcome-size glass wall entry P - elements go well together

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D - interesting, dominant roof angles draw attention away from frontal garage, garage door style minimizes it's appearance as garage,, entry is ample in relation to garage prominance.

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D - doesn't like narrow glass popup look above roof -- prefer a full floor

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same house as 2nd one above from different angle. obviously don't want 2 garages!

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P - odd but goes together

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D - "hidden" front garage to de-emphasize

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D -- likes breezeway entry betw house and garage, with good garage separation from it and garage door wall and roof varied to minimize size and look of garage

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P - shapes go together well D - really likes this whole look; shapes flow well with entry prominent.

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D likes clean reflected dynamic shapes with glass "breezeway between. (without lower level garage in front but garage could be underneath on side.)

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D likes the simplicity and that reflected style doesn't scream garage

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D - likes repeated recatangles and offsets. Entry holds it's own even with frontal garage - but would like wider separation of them. Hates fence

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D - likes garage and driveway court out far enough for planting at entry. Nice assembly of building forms. P likes colors

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D - garage door style diminishes scream of 'this is garage' note this is a side facing garage

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D - nicely proportioned cubes and offsets

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D - notes walkway pattern mimics glass wall entry.

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D - ugh, too close entry.garage doors compete for attention and color contrasts accentuate it more.

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P - likes colors D - even with garage couryard, nice spacing ample of building forms, and clean lines

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D - likes the simple Mondrian repetition of form and line with few different shapes and colors. But would want windows like this placed so don't always have to keep curtains drawn for privacy. Dianne doesn't like curtains!

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D - dont do this P - looks llke the other new houses in our neighborhood

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ND&P - nice color combo, line offsets and proportion but without any entry stair to 1st floor

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D - nice juxtaposition and proportion of horizontal line and vertical planes

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D - likes prominent, see-through entry. Doesn't like muddy color combo.

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D - a little too squared and institutional.

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D - likes this 2 building connected and clean line style

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D - color combo OK, but design is too industrial

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D - likes color combo, style simplicity, but turn popup into 2nd story.

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D - I do like these simple, winged buildings

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D - nice glass room and patio

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D - up close view of photo #2 -- too hard, not enough softening

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D - I think this is a duplex, but interesting repeated rooflines

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D - likes low slope to roofline and eaves, but not much else.

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D - house #2 again

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