proportional study of a house facade

Design one exterior wall of a 2-story house, 50' 0" wide x approximately 20' 0" high to the eaves, and with a roof pitch of 6 in 12. First floor is 2’-0” above the ground. Work out the design on paper first, and include the following elements:
Windows (at least 6)
Doors (one or more)
Dormers (one or more)
Porches (one or more)

Size of each element is variable, and does not need to relate closely to floor levels and/or specific functions.
Do two different facade designs, one using a curvilinear motif and the other using a rectilinear motif, both of which, however, make use of good proportion in window placement, size, and shape.
Create an elevation drawing of each of the two house facades using AutoCAD. Import into Paint Shop Pro (PSP) software and add color, texture and ornamental detailing. Overlay a drawing of one or more human figures (this can either be done in AutoCAD or in PSP.
Print each drawing on the 8 ½” x 11” color printer in the studio. Mount the color pictures on a 20” x 30” foam core board with a cut-out black mask as shown below. Title under each drawing will be “Scheme A” and “Scheme B.” Put your name, the date, the course number and the critic’s name centered in the bottom opening in the mask using letter size and font which is well-proportioned with the drawing itself. Loetters could be printed in color. Everything about this drawing should say “nice proportions!”