use the first image as the base image of the existing house use the other reference images only as style and architectural inspiration core task transform the existing house into a redesigned architectural renovation with a new extension this is not only an extension project you must also redesign the style of the existing house itself the final result must show 1 a stylistically transformed original house 2 a narrow transparent glazed connector 3 a clearly contemporary new extension wing the final composition must read as an l shaped house very important overall instruction do not leave the existing house visually unchanged the existing house in the base image currently looks like a conventional older suburban brick house this conventional appearance must be transformed keep the main existing building recognizable in its basic massing but change its architectural style significantly so it looks like a carefully redesigned high end contemporary renovation the project must express a deliberate contrast between old existing renovated glass transparent connecting new contemporary monolithic 1 existing house what must be preserved for the existing house preserve only the following fundamental aspects the house remains the original main volume it remains a pitched roof house the overall size and presence of the existing house remain understandable it should still read as the older original part of the composition do not completely replace the existing house with a fully different building 2 existing house what must be changed the existing house must be stylistically redesigned it must no longer look like the unchanged house from the photograph change the existing house in the following ways simplify the architectural expression reduce all ordinary dated suburban detailing make the facade calmer more minimal and more elegant make all openings feel more intentional and architectural upgrade the house into a refined belgian inspired contemporary renovation create a more timeless and more expensive looking appearance specific design direction for the existing house keep the pitched roof but make the roof look cleaner more elegant and more restrained use a more refined and architecturally quiet material palette redesign the windows so they feel more contemporary give the windows slim elegant dark bronze charcoal frames simplify the entrance area reduce visual noise create stronger cleaner lines make the house feel more architectural and less generic important the existing house should feel like an old house that has been carefully modernized and reinterpreted not like an untouched existing house with something newly added beside it 3 material direction for the existing house the existing house should remain materially distinct from the new extension but it should be visually upgraded and harmonized possible treatment of the existing house refined existing brickwork or subtly reworked masonry calmer and more unified facade appearance reduced color variation elegant muted tones minimal dark metal details refined roof finish do not make the existing house look rustic do not make it look decorative or traditional do not keep the existing house in its current ordinary suburban visual language the style should become quieter more reduced more architectural more belgian inspired more high end more contemporary 4 new extension overall concept add a new extension wing to create an l shaped composition the extension must be placed so that it forms a clear second wing of the house it should read as a new inserted architectural volume not as a copied continuation of the old building the extension should be clearly contemporary and clearly different from the original house very important the extension must not imitate the original house do not copy the pitched roof copy the brick facade language copy the traditional window proportions copy the old suburban character the new extension must look like a new architectural intervention from a different period 5 new extension form and architectural language the new extension should be simple monolithic calm elegant contemporary restrained minimal but warm use a flat roof or a very restrained roof form the extension must be visually calmer and more minimal than the existing house the extension should have large precisely placed openings very slim dark metal frames generous glazing strong clean proportions minimal detailing no decorative historic references 6 new extension materials the extension should take inspiration from the reference images use warm light beige grey natural stone limestone as the dominant material subtly textured stone surfaces elegant high quality calm material expression possibly small secondary areas of warm timber or dark metal if helpful minimal dark bronze charcoal metal framing the new extension should feel solid crafted warm timeless understated premium avoid bright white render cold minimalism flashy modernism rustic country style random mixed materials generic developer architecture 7 glass connector between old and new between the redesigned old house and the new extension insert a clearly visible glazed connection element this connector is extremely important it must visually separate the two building parts clearly communicate the transition between old and new feel light and transparent remain subordinate to the two solid building masses the connector should be narrow fully glazed floor to ceiling glass extremely transparent minimal in detailing framed in slim dark bronze charcoal metal covered by a flat roof elegant and understated it should read like a transparent architectural joint or glass link not like a normal corridor very important the glazed connector must make it immediately obvious that one side is the renovated original house the other side is the new contemporary extension do not visually blend both parts together into one uniform mass 8 l shaped layout the final building composition must read as an l shape that means the existing house remains one leg of the l the new extension becomes the second leg of the l the transparent glazed connector mediates between them the l shape should create a more defined outdoor space courtyard protected garden zone between the building parts the composition should feel intentional and architecturally composed 9 relationship between old and new the project should show a clear difference between the old and the new parts but still feel harmonious overall desired relationship the old part renovated refined pitched roof original the connector transparent light minimal the new part monolithic contemporary flat roofed calm they should feel like a family but not like identical siblings important do not make old and new look the same do not erase the contrast do not create a fake historic imitation do not create a fully seamless blend the architectural quality depends on a clear but elegant contrast 10 style reference use the reference images only for overall style materiality level of reduction calm elegance natural stone character contemporary addition logic glazed connection concept the final design should feel inspired by belgian residential architecture quiet contemporary renovation understated luxury timeless architectural calm restrained high end detailing it should not feel like a flashy modern villa an all new house a generic renovation a copied reference house a suburban extension 11 landscape and surroundings keep the mature garden setting with hedges and trees but refine it so it matches the upgraded architecture use restrained landscaping calm gravel or natural stone surfaces simple elegant hardscape subtle planting soft green tones a quiet mature garden atmosphere do not create overly decorative planting tropical landscaping overly luxurious resort landscaping cluttered outdoor furniture scenes the exterior should feel calm and architectural 12 visual character and rendering create a photorealistic architectural visualization with realistic proportions realistic construction logic believable wall thicknesses convincing joinery realistic natural stone texture realistic glass reflections realistic metal finishes soft natural daylight calm elegant shadows neutral restrained colors refined but not exaggerated realism do not use oversaturation excessive contrast unrealistic glow exaggerated lens distortion fantasy like architecture 13 negative instructions what must not happen do not do the following do not leave the existing house unchanged do not only add an extension do not copy the old house style onto the new wing do not copy the new stone style uniformly over the entire project without differentiation do not make the old and new parts indistinguishable do not create a fake historic extension do not remove the idea of a glass joint do not create one single blended building mass do not make the extension look like a garage or secondary annex do not keep the existing suburban character do not create an overly flashy or ultra luxury result do not create a cold sterile minimalism 14 final design intention in one sentence the final image must show a clearly redesigned original pitched roof house stylistically modernized and upgraded connected by a narrow transparent glass link to a monolithic contemporary natural stone extension together forming an elegant l shaped residenuse the first image as the base image of the existing house use the other reference images only as style inspiration core task transform the existing house into a high end contemporary renovation with a new extension this is not only an extension project you must also redesign the architectural style of the existing house itself the final design must show 1 a stylistically transformed original house 2 a narrow transparent glazed connector 3 a clearly contemporary new extension wing the final overall composition must form an l shaped house very important overall instruction do not leave the existing house visually unchanged the existing house must be visibly modernized and redesigned in style keep the basic main house recognizable in its overall massing but transform its architectural language into something more minimal more elegant more contemporary and more architecturally refined 1 existing house what must remain preserve only these fundamental aspects of the original house it remains the main existing building volume it remains a pitched roof house its overall scale and identity as the original house remain recognizable it still reads as the older part of the new composition do not completely replace it with a different building 2 existing house what must change the original house must be stylistically redesigned it must no longer look like a conventional older suburban brick house it must become a carefully modernized architect designed renovation apply the following changes to the existing house simplify the facade composition reduce all dated and ordinary suburban detailing make the architecture calmer more minimal and more elegant upgrade the proportions and expression of openings redesign the windows with very slim elegant dark bronze or charcoal metal frames simplify the entrance make the whole house feel more refined and intentional the existing house should feel like an older house that has been reinterpreted in a contemporary belgian inspired architectural style 3 roof of the existing house must be modernized very important the roof of the existing house must also be redesigned do not keep the existing tiled roof replace the roof tiles with a modern metal roof the pitched roof geometry may remain but the material and expression must change roof requirements use a modern metal roof instead of tiles the roof should feel clean elegant and contemporary the metal should be dark grey charcoal bronze grey or similarly refined the surface should be calm and uniform the detailing should be minimal no rustic or traditional roof appearance no visually heavy roof texture no conventional suburban roof character the roof should look like a high quality contemporary metal roof not like a classic tiled roof if helpful interpret it as standing seam metal roofing or another refined contemporary metal roof solution with a calm surface 4 material direction for the existing house the existing house should remain distinct from the new extension but it should be visually upgraded and harmonized use refined existing brickwork or subtly reworked masonry calmer and more unified facade tones reduced visual noise clean dark metal window frames minimal detailing a contemporary metal roof do not make the old house rustic or decorative do not leave it unchanged 5 position of the new extension very important the extension must not project toward the street do not place the new extension on the street facing side instead place the new extension toward the back of the property place it toward the garden side the extension must project away from the street it must extend in the opposite direction from the road frontage it must read as a rear side addition not a front side addition important spatial instruction the viewer sees the house from the street the new extension must go behind the existing house deeper into the site so the addition extends rearward rather than forward the final geometry should create an l shaped composition with the original house forming one leg the new rear extension forming the second leg 6 new extension architectural character the new extension must be clearly contemporary monolithic elegant calm minimal warm and refined it must be clearly distinguishable from the original house very important do not imitate the old house do not copy the pitched roof copy the brick language copy the traditional window rhythm copy the suburban expression the new extension must read as a new architectural intervention from a different time period 7 new extension form the new extension should have a flat roof or very restrained roof geometry large calm wall surfaces a clean and simple massing large precise openings slender dark metal frames generous glazing minimal detailing it should feel more reduced and more minimal than the original house 8 new extension materials use the reference images as inspiration for the extension materials the dominant material of the new extension should be warm light beige grey natural stone limestone subtly textured elegant and high end calm and timeless secondary materials may include small areas of warm timber dark bronze charcoal metal minimal glass framing the extension should feel crafted quiet warm architectural understated premium 9 glass connector between old and new between the transformed original house and the new rear extension insert a narrow glazed connector this connector is extremely important it must clearly separate old and new visually express the transition between the two building periods be light transparent and secondary connect the two volumes without blending them into one mass connector requirements narrow width floor to ceiling glass slim dark metal frames minimal detailing flat roof highly transparent appearance elegant and understated it should read as a transparent architectural joint not as a regular hallway 10 composition and layout the final composition must read clearly as an l shaped residence that means the original house remains the front main volume the new extension projects rearward into the garden the glazed connector links the two the new extension must not dominate the street frontage the composition should create a more protected outdoor space or courtyard condition between the building parts the new intervention should feel architecturally composed and deliberate 11 relationship between old and new the design should clearly express three different architectural conditions renovated original house transparent glass connector new monolithic rear extension they should belong together but they must remain clearly distinguishable important do not make old and new look identical do not blur the contrast too much do not create one uniform building mass do not disguise the new extension as if it were part of the original house 12 landscape and surroundings keep the mature garden character with trees and hedges but refine the landscape to match the architecture use restrained garden design simple elegant gravel or natural stone surfaces calm planting clean transitions a quiet mature atmosphere do not make the landscape too decorative or too luxurious 13 rendering quality create a photorealistic architectural visualization with believable construction logic realistic proportions realistic wall thicknesses convincing material transitions realistic limestone texture realistic metal roofing realistic glass reflections realistic dark metal framing soft natural daylight calm shadows neutral and elegant colors understated realism avoid oversaturation excessive contrast fantasy like architecture overly glossy or unrealistic effects 14 negative instructions do not do the following do not leave the existing house unchanged do not keep the existing tiled roof do not place the extension toward the street do not let the extension project forward do not only add a side annex do not imitate the original house in the extension do not remove the glass connector do not visually merge everything into one indistinguishable building do not create a rustic country house result do not create flashy modernism do not make the extension look secondary or like a garage 15 final design intention in one sentence the final image must show a clearly modernized original pitched roof house with a contemporary metal roof connected by a narrow transparent glass link to a monolithic natural stone rear extension that projects into the garden creating an elegant l shaped residence with a clear distinction between old and new ce
