I used to have a scenic view of the environment from my house that, while nothing to write home about, was reasonably enjoyable. However, over time that view has become replaced by taller homes, homes with random pieces of flair sticking off of it, or a combination of the two.
These are the housing glamours - the Mogwall, Carbuncle, Paissa, etc. homes. These houses all exceed the normal dimensions of standard homes. For example, the "Microscopically Small Mogwall" is anything but, turning a small house into a three story monstrosity that blots out the sky and makes the yard of a neighboring home feel very claustrophobic.
These housing glamour designs, particularly any new housing designs going forward, should be creative but remain within the scale dimensions of the standard home. I don't want these neighborhoods to turn into a place where I can't see the sky unless I look straight up. I shouldn't see the wall of a neighboring house at a lower elevation when I look out towards the horizon from the top of my roof.
It's about keeping these designs "neighbor friendly". There must be ways to make creative housing glamours without making these homes take up more and more air-space. This is probably less of a problem on certain maps like the Lavender Beds, but in already cramped quarters like The Mist, it's well past the point of starting to suck.