modify the unfinished townhome development in this uploaded image the modern flat roofed buildings arranged in a u shaped horseshoe cluster around the courtyard currently under construction with blue and dark exterior sheathing exposed panels and bare cladding so it appears fully completed finished with the materials and palette shown in the reference images from the reference images apply this finished material palette to the development charcoal near black brick as the primary cladding with sections of warm red brick as accent light limestone colored precast banding window sills headers and cornice caps black framed windows set into the existing openings warm wood accent panels at entries and select bays and the rooftop terrace enclosures topped with slim dark metal railings replace all blue construction sheathing exposed wrap unfinished panels and bare surfaces with these completed finished fa ades preserve the development s architecture massing the horseshoe u shaped layout the number and arrangement of the units the rooflines the rooftop volumes and the placement size and proportions of every window and door exactly as they are keep the same aerial camera angle perspective height and framing do not change the viewpoint or the geometry only the finishes finish the site to match replace the construction equipment excavator debris barriers portable toilet dumpsters and bare dirt with completed landscaping consistent with the references young trees trimmed boxwood and shrubs mulch beds and finished concrete walkways and paving in the courtyard and along the buildings keep everything around the development unchanged the neighboring apartment buildings the brick gable roofed house in the foreground the streets the mature trees and the sky stay exactly as they are only finish the modern townhome development match the existing bright daylight and sun direction casting consistent soft natural shadows render photorealistically correctly scaled brick and materials real limestone and wood textures believable contact shadows so the finished development looks like part of the original aerial photograph avoid oversaturation flat lighting and plastic cgi smoothness
