All it needs are pintle-mounted guns on the roof with overlapping fields of fire, and it’s perfect.
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Needs firing ports in the “doors”.
Mr. B ++, or better yet, remotely-operated turrets sweeping all fields of fire with paired Barrett M-82s, and a kewl firing station like on the Millennium Falcon…
Seriously, though, all that glass? A house built for bug-in should have capability to scrub it’s own air, and one round through one of those large panes of glass negates that, unless it’s some sort of uber-strong wunder-glass. I hope that steel roll-up has a quick-acting drive mechanism, built to USAF aircraft-shelter door standards (4 seconds from initiation to fully open (or closed, in this case).