6 glazing and interior visibility preserve all existing glazing locations dimensions frame colours profiles and configurations maintain realistic glass with subtle natural reflections and controlled transparency middle sliding door show a living room behind the existing glazing with only very faint indistinct hints of the interior left sliding door show a bedroom behind the existing glazing with only very faint indistinct hints of the interior keep all interior elements understated and partially obscured by the glass do not create clear views into either room or reveal detailed furniture arrangements personal belongings people or activities do not add interior features behind any other windows or glazed doors 7 very subtle interior illumination introduce an extremely light warm ambient illumination within the living room behind the middle sliding door and the bedroom behind the left sliding door the illumination should be soft diffused and barely perceptible creating a gentle residential atmosphere without making the interiors prominent maintain the original exterior lighting time of day exposure colour balance and shadow direction avoid bright yellow lighting visible light fixtures strong interior exterior contrast overexposure or dramatic lighting effects the glass must remain realistic with subtle reflections and sufficient visual screening to prevent clear visibility into the rooms priority the living room and bedroom should be suggested only through a faint warm glow and extremely subtle interior silhouettes the exterior architecture must remain the primary visual focus
