In most situations, tenants typically do not have the authority or expertise to suggest changes or improvements for the architectural details of a rented property. Architectural details are usually considered part of the building's structure, design, or layout, and are determined during the initial construction or renovation process by the property owner or developer in consultation with architects, designers, and builders.
However, tenants can express their preferences or concerns to the property owner or management, who may consider these inputs when making any changes or improvements. It is important to communicate with the property management or landlord in a respectful manner and provide specific details on what improvements or changes are desired. They may evaluate the feasibility, cost implications, and legalities before making any modifications to the architectural details of the property.
Ultimately, the decision to implement changes or improvements lies with the property owner or management, and they may evaluate the best interests of all tenants and the overall value of the property when considering any alterations.
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