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3D House Elevation Designer

Try out the front of your house before you build it. Set your plot and floors, add a stilt, balconies and railings, mix stone, brick, wood/HPL louvers and ACP, and choose windows, gate and roof. You get covered area, built-up area and an indicative cost as you go.

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A visual planning aid. Areas, costs and rules are indicative: costs use typical Delhi NCR 2026 rates, and setbacks, heights, projections and stilt rules vary by authority, so confirm them with your authority or architect. Colours vary by screen.

How it works

Design your front elevation in five steps

  1. 1Set the plot

    Enter plot width and depth, setbacks, number of floors (G to G+3), floor height and stilt parking.

  2. 2Shape the front

    Add a balcony to each floor (cantilever or full width) and choose glass, MS or concrete railings.

  3. 3Mix the cladding

    Combine paint colours with stone, exposed brick, wood/HPL louvers and an ACP frame.

  4. 4Pick openings

    Choose window style and size, the main gate, the parapet and a flat, pergola or sloped roof accent.

  5. 5Check area and cost

    See covered area per floor, total built-up and indicative costs for the elevation and for construction.

  6. 6Get it designed

    Send the design to Panache for proper elevation drawings, 3D renders and approval-ready plans.

Good to know

Planning a house elevation in NCR

Design the elevation with the plan

The front elevation is not a skin you add at the end. Balcony depths, window positions, the staircase tower and the stilt height all come from the floor plan and the structure. Fix the plan first, then refine the facade, so columns and beams fall behind fins and frames rather than cutting across glass.

Pick materials for Delhi’s weather

NCR facades take 45 °C summers, monsoon rain and dust. Natural stone and exposed brick age well. Exterior-grade HPL and fire-rated ACP need proper aluminium framing and sealed joints. Texture paint is the cheapest finish, but plan to repaint every 5–7 years. Deep chajjas and vertical fins cut the west sun a lot.

Setbacks and projections have rules

How far a balcony may project into the front setback, the maximum height, stilt parking and parapet height are all set by local bye-laws (MCD, DTCP, HSVP, Noida Authority and others). They vary with plot size and road width. Use typical values to plan, then confirm with the authority or your architect before you finalise the drawings.

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FAQs

Common questions

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For a typical 30 ft wide G+2 house, a painted elevation with simple railings can cost ₹2–4 lakh. A designed facade with stone cladding, HPL louvers, an ACP frame and glass railings usually costs ₹6–15 lakh or more. Material choice, facade area and framing detail move the figure most. The tool shows an indicative range for your choices.
HPL (high-pressure laminate) is a dense compact board, often in wood finishes, used for louvers and panels. It looks warm and is very durable outdoors. ACP (aluminium composite panel) is two aluminium skins with a core, used for frames and flat bands in solid colours. Always specify fire-retardant (FR) grade ACP for homes.
In many NCR authorities, stilt parking with a clear height of about 2.4–2.7 m and no enclosed rooms is excluded from FAR. Rules differ between MCD, DTCP Haryana, HSVP and Noida, and they change. Treat this tool’s stilt figures as planning numbers and confirm with your authority or architect.
Most NCR homes use a floor-to-floor height of 10 to 11 ft. That gives about 9.5 ft clear under the slab and leaves room for a false ceiling in living areas. Going above 11.5 ft adds to cost and to total building height, which is capped by bye-laws, so check the height limit before you raise it.
Yes, when the structural engineer designs them. A cantilever of 3 to 5 ft is common in Indian homes. It needs proper reinforcement anchored back into the floor slab and beams. Do not extend an existing slab without a structural check. Projections into the setback are also limited by bye-laws, so confirm the allowed depth.
Yes. Panache Architect prepares elevation design, 3D renders, working drawings and the building plan approval drawings for Delhi, Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida and Ghaziabad. Send the design from this tool and we will call you to discuss your plot, plan and budget.

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