Detached garage design and structure

I need to explore options for building a detached garage and eventually obtain structural drawings to submit for local approval. I would like to work in real-time on preliminary drawings to modify the design and explore different options in relationship to the existing structures on the property. Currently, the land has two mid-century Ranch-style structures with hip-roofs and I do not want to screw up the feel of the property by putting something ugly on the property. The location of the garage will be between the main house and guest house where the large Mulberry tree is growing in the grass. It should be about 35x35 feet in dimensions and could be square or an L-shaped structure. Max height can be up to 22' to accommodate a car lift. Ideally, it would have a sink, heating, 100 amp electrical and minisplits. Single garage door on the west side should have a row of windows or glass to let in light. A segregated workshop inside the larger garage of 15x20 feet (approximately) is desired with an opening to the west side onto the existing backyard and some type of porch that connects with the main house. Some ideas are attached but need more thoughts. I like the idea of a sloped roof with south facing windows to take advantage of the winter solar-gain in New Mexico. That roof would have another angled roof meeting below the windows and leading outward to the driveway. The pitch and eaves could match the existing house to tie into the overall feel. Stucco is probably the best finish as matching bricks will be very expensive. Wood is likely the best building materials. Electrical outlets inside and out, include a 220V in the main part of the garage. Foundation and footing built to code