Hey there! Great design so far! One thing I'd focus on is improving your line quality. Since every line currently has the same weight, it's a bit difficult to read the design and distinguish each architectural element. Remember that the viewer should be able to understand the main silhouettes and forms at a glance, so clarity is essential. For example, it's not immediately clear whether the front walls are extruded from the façade or inserted/carved into it. The window design on the tower is also a bit difficult to read because the linework is not well defined. Notice how simply varying the line weight makes the design much easier to read. In my example, all I did was give the outer contours of each major structure a thicker line. Also, make sure your vertical lines stay straight unless you're intentionally using a three-point perspective. Another thing I'd recommend is leaving some space below the building instead of cropping it right at the bottom. Showing part of the ground helps communicate what kind of terrain the building sits on and how it's anchored to its surroundings. Finally, I think you could do a better job of communicating the building's function. Ideally, someone should be able to look at a building and immediately understand what it is and what it's used for without needing an explanation. For example, if you hadn't mentioned that this is a restaurant, I would have assumed it was some kind of military outpost because of the tower (which it was, before becoming a restaurant). To reinforce the idea of a restaurant, think about adding storytelling elements such as signs or banners that let people know it is a restaurant, a chimney with smoke coming out of it, crates of food outside, or anything else that hints at the building's purpose. Think about the story of this place. Small narrative details like these go a long way in making the design feel believable and clearly communicating its function. :) Hope this helps! | Artwod Feedback