transform the provided 2d architectural front elevation into a highly photorealistic 3d exterior rendering of a luxury custom home the 2d elevation is the absolute source of truth for the architecture maintain the exact massing rooflines roof pitches gable sizes window and door locations garage configuration wall proportions stone locations siding transitions trim widths and architectural details shown do not redesign or reinterpret the architecture use the provided inspiration images only for material selections colors textures landscaping character and rendering quality exterior material palette create a refined transitional exterior using deep charcoal blue gray siding warm creamy white trim light natural stone dark windows and warm natural wood garage doors the stone must specifically match the newest stone reference photo not the darker stone shown in the original rendering inspiration use a light warm white to soft creamy limestone appearance with very subtle beige ivory and pale gray natural variation the overall impression should remain consistently light and warm avoid dark gray charcoal brown rust or strongly contrasting stones use irregular rectangular natural stone pieces with realistic variation in size authentic mortar joints dimensional edges and subtle shadowing the stone should feel substantial and handcrafted but clean quiet and monochromatic closely matching the newest reference image use deep charcoal blue gray siding similar to the inspiration images with realistic siding texture and appropriate scale use warm creamy off white trim fascia soffits window surrounds and architectural accents rather than stark bright white windows should have dark charcoal black frames garage doors should have a rich medium brown natural wood appearance with realistic grain and subtle tonal variation roofing should be dark charcoal dimensional architectural asphalt shingles with natural variation all materials must appear physically realistic and dimensional stone should have convincing depth mortar individual stone variation and shadows siding should show subtle texture wood should have authentic grain avoid flat colors overly clean cgi surfaces exaggerated contrast or artificial looking textures site landscaping provide a poured concrete driveway leading to the garage with realistic control joints slight texture and natural tonal variation include a concrete front walk and entry steps appropriate to the elevation landscape the property as an established professionally designed luxury residence in usda zone 4b minnesota during summer use layered foundation plantings including hydrangeas ornamental grasses hardy compact evergreen shrubs hostas flowering perennials and other appropriate zone 4b plants create natural mulch planting beds with flowing edges and varied plant heights landscaping should feel sophisticated and established without obscuring the architecture the home is located on a large wooded minnesota homesite with many mature trees create substantial groups of large mature deciduous and evergreen trees along both side yards and extending densely across the backyard behind the home the trees should feel like existing mature woodland rather than newly planted landscaping use varied species heights trunk sizes and canopy shapes for a natural appearance allow portions of the mature tree canopy to rise visibly behind the roofline while keeping the front elevation clearly visible include a healthy lush green lawn with realistic variation and texture camera lighting render from a front three quarter architectural photography perspective only slightly angled from the original elevation so that some depth is visible while the home s proportions remain extremely close to the architectural drawing use an eye level camera and natural architectural lens with no exaggerated wide angle distortion use soft golden hour early evening summer lighting with a slightly blue sky and subtle warm sunset tones warm interior lighting should glow naturally through the windows keep the exterior bright enough that the light cream stone remains visibly light and does not become gray or brown from the lighting the finished image should resemble high end professional residential architectural photography with physically accurate lighting realistic glass reflections natural shadows detailed vegetation realistic grass subtle material imperfections and photographic depth critical architectural constraints do not change the design of the house do not add remove resize or relocate windows or doors do not alter roof pitches rooflines or gables do not add dormers or architectural elements do not change the garage configuration do not modify the front entry do not relocate stone or siding areas from those shown on the elevation do not simplify trim or architectural details the final rendering must clearly be the exact house depicted in the supplied 2d elevation the original rendering inspiration establishes the overall color style direction while the newest photograph is the primary reference for the stone color texture scale and appearance
