perform a meticulous perspective consistency correction only treat the supplied image as a fixed architectural design do not redesign restyle or enhance its materials or lighting first carefully analyze the image as one coherent camera projection establish the horizon vertical direction and appropriate vanishing points for each family of parallel edges check every architectural element against this shared perspective main roof ridge eaves entrance gable dormers window frames and glazing bars recessed doorway projecting glass bay garage chimney balcony steps and paving joints pay particular attention to how elements connect dormers to the sloping roof the glass bay to the facade and roof edge the balcony to the side wall and the garage to the main house check that their visible depth edge convergence and alignment are mutually consistent account for genuinely different orientations sloping roof edges must not be forced toward the same vanishing points as horizontal edges correct only demonstrable projection errors locally and with the smallest necessary adjustment fix an individual element if its edges or planes contradict the established camera perspective preserve legitimate foreshortening depth offsets and natural convergence leave all geometrically coherent areas untouched the actual design geometry is locked preserve dimensions proportions roof pitches opening sizes element locations setbacks and projections do not flatten the glass bay reduce the entrance recess resize windows or reshape dormers preserve the exact number and arrangement of window divisions and their slender profiles keep the camera viewpoint composition and crop unchanged preserve all materials textures colors lighting shadows reflections interior visibility planting and paving design do not perform a separate photorealism or aesthetic enhancement pass prioritize precision over the amount of change if no clear perspective error exists in an area make no change there return the same architectural image with only the necessary optical corrections as if captured through one consistent camera