As I go through my visualization process, it’s getting confusing tracking my designs for the modern house series which is why I’m conveniently adding numbers to tag each design. For this post, I’m already at #016. But what about the others? If you’ve following my posts, you will realize that there are missing numbers in the sequence. 

Well for a start, I have revised the way I number the sequence; I’m now using the even numbers. That is to avoid the #013 for some funny reasons *(non-objective)*.

The other reason is that I tend to visualize the ones that interest me the most. I have a bunch of design sketches in my notebook and I’m keeping until I have the interest to render them in 3d. There are cases that I revised the design depending on my design preference.

Now, if we are to talk about designing I feel that it has to be something beyond normal. Most of the time, I tend to question the standard and try to break design rules to come up with something intriguing for anyone’s attention. Although I’m pushing myself to create some unique designs, I still try to balance between the creative aspect & feasibility of the design. I would like my designs to be built someday and so I wanted to have the confidence to defend the design and make it realistic enough for the builder to construct it.

For today, I would like to present the 16th version for my Modern House series.

![LH1A1fn.jpg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/artdescry/UBYHp7Oj-LH1-A-1-fn.jpg)

Here are some of the 3d scene overviews:

![C1.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/artdescry/5VuEhBdI-C1.JPG)

<center>camera view 1</center>

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![C2.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/artdescry/LRBMp15p-C2.JPG)

<center>camera view 2</center>

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