<p>The elements of the house exterior design are paths of travel, street crossings, transit facilities, landscaping, maintenance, building entrances, and exterior doors.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><ol><li><strong>Paths of travel </strong>are all the ways people can move around your property. This includes sidewalks and driveways but also includes pedestrian walkways and bike paths.</li><li><strong>Street crossings</strong> include crosswalks to get from sidewalks to other streets or parking lots. These should be marked so drivers know where they can and cannot stop their cars.</li><li><strong>Transit facilities</strong> include bus stops and train stations that allow people to commute to work or school in more efficient ways than driving their vehicles every day.</li><li><strong>Landscaping</strong> includes everything from trees to shrubs to flowers—it’s all about making your property beautiful!</li><li><strong>Maintenance </strong>is about keeping your property clean and looking good at all times. That means washing windows regularly and keeping the grass cut short enough so there aren’t any weeds growing through cracks in sidewalks or driveways (or worse yet, in parking spaces!).</li><li><strong>Building entrances </strong>are important because they provide access for everyone who needs it: employees coming into work each morning; guests coming.</li></ol>