I'm just going to pretend that wasn't passive aggressive as stuff.
Even if I didn't know what modern architecture was all about, your brickwork is still awkward and dull. And yeah, this is not 'modern architecture', this is more towards the side of 'art architecture' and even if that's what you were aiming for, it's still very dull.
Now I get that you probably used a reference from google images, and yes, modern homes have a tenancy to follow a very basic brown / grey color-scheme, but 10/10 times this is made up for in it's flawless architectural design, it's comfy and tidy interior, and it's captivating and squared away surrounding gardens and exterior. You can't build a modern home on a 16x grid.
As an art piece, it's respectable. As a modern home, it needs work. I made a post about this in the last topic and I think you just completely ignored it.
You're probably going to blow off this post because you think it's negative or some stuff, and that's not going to help you improve. The first step to becoming a better builder is getting over yourself and realizing there's room for improvement.
Modern houses have proportion, consistency, symmetry, style and contour. Nothing in the OP is consistent or proportional, you've stitched together about 5 different styles, there's no symmetry, there's no flow. Your doorway doesn't even line up. Your tiles are incorrectly rotated / placed.
If you want my advice for building a modern house: build with a grid in mind. Place the boxes in a way that is symmetrical and proportional. Don't just make it up as you go. You're going to have an extremely difficult time putting a detailed interior as it looks right now. The whole red pillar curved thing is cool but don't just jam your windows and walls into the side of it.
