What is the exterior of a home called?

The exterior of a home is called by several terms depending on context. Most common terms include exterior, facade, outside, outer shell, building envelope, and curb appeal when talking about appearance. In architecture, exterior of home is called facade, which is front face of building, elevation which is side view drawing, envelope which includes walls, roof, windows, and foundation that enclose house, and cladding which is outer covering like siding. Specific parts of exterior are called siding, brickwork, stonework, stucco, trim, roofing, eaves, soffits, fascia, gutters, windows, doors, porch, columns, shutters, and landscaping. In real estate, exterior is called exterior features, exterior finishes, or curb appeal. For example, home has brick exterior, fiber cement siding exterior, or stucco exterior. The front exterior is called front facade or front elevation. So exterior of home is generally called facade, exterior, building envelope, or outside, with facade being more formal architectural term for outer face, and exterior being general term for all outer surfaces, while curb appeal refers to how exterior looks from street. People also say outer exterior or home's exterior design.