photorealistic 2d exterior elevation render flat head on orthographic view zero perspective zero camera tilt reproduce the drawing exactly do not add remove relocate or resize any window door roof plane or wall geometry the grade slopes down from right to left the right half of the house sits directly on grade at the main floor no exposed lower level no below grade windows no window wells on the right side the exposed lower level occurs only at the far left end of the elevation where a single window sits in the stone an open dark bronze spiral staircase descends from the left balcony to grade include it the area beneath the balcony and behind the spiral staircase is open air no wall no stucco infill no enclosed volume the balcony is carried on exposed dark bronze posts with open space beneath it the left end of the building is flat and terminates at the balcony do not add a side wall return wall or perpendicular wall at the left end of the balcony do not create a recessed alcove niche or inset volume beneath the balcony there is no side wall visible anywhere every wall plane faces the viewer straight on the wall behind the balcony set back within the balcony opening is stone veneer the same stone as the rest of the elevation it is not stucco not plaster not painted drywall balcony guardrail three or four slim dark bronze metal rails running horizontally left to right parallel to the balcony floor spanning between two dark bronze end posts the rails run the long direction of the railing like cable rail or a horizontal bar rail every rail is horizontal there are no vertical members between the posts the right end of the building terminates in a low flat topped parapet wall with a dark bronze metal cap not a gabled roof a low stone knee wall with a stone cap steps down from the parapet to grade at the far right no door in the vertical wood siding section that wall plane contains only the windows shown in the drawing no separate structure no detached building no additional roof at the right end no chimney no garage door no windows at or near grade level anywhere on the elevation except the single lower level window at the far left in the stone all other windows sit high in the wall exactly as drawn roofs every roof plane on the building is dark charcoal brown architectural asphalt shingle including the low slope roof over the balcony at the upper left and the roof edge continuing to the right of it there is no standing seam metal roofing anywhere on this building no metal roof panels no raised vertical seams no ribbed metal surfaces metal appears only as flat dark bronze cap bands on the parapet walls and trim and as the gutters fascia and downspouts no stucco plaster or wall material on any roof surface material placement left to right following the material break lines in the drawing exactly far left stone veneer full height from the exposed lower level up to the main floor including the set back wall behind the balcony above the balcony and on the low slope element at the upper left stucco walls next a full height stone veneer panel running unbroken from grade to the eave separating the balcony bay from the stucco gable this stone panel must be present and must read as stone not stucco center the large gable mass is stucco full height from grade to the ridge right of center vertical wood siding full height from grade to the eave the wood runs all the way down to grade here with no stucco band at its base far right stone veneer on the parapet wall and the stepped knee wall each material occupies its full wall plane from grade to roof do not band materials horizontally do not run stucco along the base of the building do not fill open areas with stucco walls stone veneer matching the reference stone warm ivory cream limestone dimensional ashlar tight mortar joints soft natural tonal variation stone cap on the knee wall stucco smooth troweled with a fine sand finish painted a pale cream near white clearly and obviously lighter than the vertical wood siding a strong value contrast between the two not a subtle one closely matching the stone s light ivory tone not tan not greige not beige never darker than the stone flat continuous surface with no horizontal reveals no lap lines no panel joints no control joints no seams of any kind vertical siding vertical shiplap with nickel gap joints in the reference woodgrain light cappuccino warm tan fine tight reveals no battens no raised boards no trim strips windows and doors dark bronze frames set flush into the wall with no trim no casing no surround boards dark bronze on all fascia soffits gutters downspouts metal parapet and wall caps the balcony guardrail the spiral staircase the deck fascia band and all vertical support posts and beams no wood stained or painted posts no white or cream structural members scene and lighting dusk just after sunset deep blue sky fading to soft pink and lavender clouds along the horizon warm golden interior light in the windows shown low landscape uplighting washing the stone crisp green lawn low ornamental grasses and rounded shrubs at the foundation dark mature trees in the background soft ambient light no harsh shadows editorial builder marketing photography ignore all dimension lines leader lines text callouts and green highlighted notes