create a photorealistic architectural visualization by editing the original uploaded construction photograph apply only the specified finishes cleanup landscaping and lighting changes 1 non negotiable lock the room layout architecture and camera view the room layout and photographic composition must remain exactly as photographed this is a renovation visualization of the existing space do not redesign reconstruct straighten symmetrise or reinterpret the room preserve the original oblique upward looking camera angle camera position lens perspective portrait framing and crop keep the exact room dimensions wall positions wall intersections ceiling heights roof slopes and proportions the arched window must remain left of the image centre in its exact original position and size preserve the broad visible right hand wall and the original unequal amounts of visible roof surfaces do not create a centred frontal view or symmetrical gable composition preserve the exact number positions dimensions angles profiles and connections of all structural timber members retain both prominent natural wood crossbeams crossing the original photograph including the large lower crossbeam no exposed timber member may be removed moved shortened added or coated only the roof members visibly wrapped in protective plastic in the original photograph may receive the acoustic coating do not confuse these wrapped members with the exposed horizontal timber tie beams keep the black ventilation ducts in their exact original positions with unchanged diameter routing bends and details all architectural edges and structural silhouettes must remain aligned with the original photograph accuracy takes priority over creating a more balanced or attractive composition if a rejected ai generated image is also supplied treat it solely as an example of mistakes to avoid the original construction photograph is the only authority for room layout geometry and camera composition do not add furniture lighting fixtures curtains decorative objects or architectural features 2 colour specification floor all plastered walls and window reveals ncs s 1002 y sloping ceilings and acoustic coated roof beams ncs s 1505 y30r maintain these specified base colours consistently allow natural variations caused by texture orientation sunlight and shadow the references below are texture references only exposed natural timber and black ventilation ducts retain their original colours 3 acoustic spray ceiling ncs s 1505 y30r finish only the sloping ceiling surfaces and the roof beams currently wrapped in protective plastic with a sprayed acoustic cellulose finish in ncs s 1505 y30r texture reference icoustic juweliers paul use a natural fully matte finely porous cellulose texture short compact irregular fibres and tiny flakes creating subtle tactile relief the ceiling must remain visibly more textured than the walls and floor avoid long wood wool strands large particles repeated curls or decorative patterns preserve the original rectangular cross sections flat faces thickness and positions of the wrapped beams their finish must connect continuously and seamlessly to the surrounding ceiling without dark joints cracks or outlining grooves use gently filled transitions so these beams blend into the ceiling while retaining their original structural shape do not turn them into cylindrical or sausage shaped ribs leave all currently exposed brown timber uncoated 4 socrete floor and matching walls ncs s 1002 y replace the unfinished floor with a seamless liquidfloors socrete style mineral floor in ncs s 1002 y texture reference liquidfloors socrete the surface should be matte and lightly rough with delicate mineral grain and restrained natural trowel variation finish all vertical walls and window reveals in exactly the same ncs s 1002 y base colour and similarly subtle mineral texture natural shading may vary with orientation and light keep the finish refined and understated avoid gloss marble veining pronounced swirls embossed patterns coarse plaster tiles or visible floor joints 5 preserve the original rounded plasterwork around the arched window follow the original photograph s precise window geometry wall thickness and deep plaster reveals preserve the softly rounded room side plaster edges along both vertical jambs and continuously around the arch the wall should curve gently into the reveal retaining the original rounded transitions especially along the right hand jamb these rounded edges must be integrated into the plaster wall do not create a thin sharp border bevel raised arch surround decorative moulding or separate trim keep the original arch shape opening dimensions depth location and dark window frame 6 remove construction clutter remove the temporary table and everything on and beneath it including papers and bags remove the plastic bucket loose wooden battens on the indoor floor and all loose hanging cables and conduits reconstruct the exposed wall and floor naturally retain the existing wall socket removing clutter must not alter the room s architecture or structural members 7 exterior planting and lawn add a multi stem parrotia persica approximately 2 5 metres tall with several natural grey brown trunks and an airy irregular leafy crown its final position is approximately 1 5 metres left of the window s vertical centreline as viewed from inside plant it immediately outside very close to the exterior window plane while keeping it entirely outdoors and clear of the building and glass beneath and behind the tree place one large osmanthus burkwoodii shrub approximately 1 metre outside the window also offset approximately 1 5 metres left of the window centreline the tree therefore stands closer to the window than the shrub clip the osmanthus into one broad continuous organic cloud wave shape with softly merging asymmetrical rounded undulations use dense small glossy dark green leaves avoid separate spherical bushes or topiary balls allow the left window reveal to naturally conceal part of the planting do not recenter the plants or move the window to make the planting fully visible replace unfinished exterior ground and outdoor construction debris including loose timber and plastic with a coherent well maintained green lawn preserve the existing background building parked cars and completed paving wherever they remain visible 8 east facing morning sunlight the window faces east introduce believable warm white morning sunlight entering through this existing window let sunlight filter through the parrotia s foliage and branches creating attractive irregular dappled shadows across the interior floor and where physically appropriate the adjacent wall use one consistent sunlight direction realistic shadow perspective and natural softness use grazing light to reveal the socrete floor s fine mineral texture and slight roughness emphasize its tactile quality through lighting rather than by exaggerating the surface relief maintain ncs s 1002 y as the underlying colour for the floor walls and window reveals and ncs s 1505 y30r for the ceilings and acoustic coated beams keep the room bright and airy with controlled highlights and readable shadows avoid orange sunset colouring artificial light beams haze or uniformly applied leaf patterns final verification compare the result directly with the original photograph before finalizing the camera view room layout window position and dimensions roof geometry timber members and ventilation ducts must match the original the only changes should be the explicitly requested finishes colours clutter removal exterior planting lawn and morning sunlight
