create a photorealistic architectural exterior visualization of a single story modern wooden house precisely following the proportions and layout of this cad elevation drawing this is a technical to photoreal conversion match the exact building geometry not a generic house exact building geometry from front elevation left drawing single story rectangular volume long and low wider than tall approximate ratio 4 1 width to wall height roof shallow gable roof dark charcoal black standing seam metal visible roof overhang eave projecting past the wall line on all sides with exposed eave fascia in dark tone upper band directly under the eave dark charcoal vertical wood cladding strip running the full width of the front facade roughly the top third of the wall height lower two thirds of the wall light natural wood vertical slat cladding warm honey oak tone base skirting red brown brick coursing along the entire bottom edge of all walls roughly knee height front facade elements left to right exact positions from drawing 1 left section large black framed sliding french glass door two vertical glass panels floor to ceiling height positioned roughly 15 in from the left edge 2 center left solid light wood cladding wall section between the sliding door and the entrance 3 center entrance door set within a dark charcoal projecting bay volume this bay is narrower than the rest of the house its dark cladding extends from ground to above the main roofline taller than the surrounding roof ridge with a flat or minimally pitched top distinct from the main gable roof the door itself is tall dark framed divided into rectangular glass panels roughly a 2 wide by 4 tall grid pattern 4 right of entrance another light wood cladding wall section 5 far right one black framed rectangular window divided into two panes side by side positioned at mid wall height roughly 80 across the facade gable side elevation right drawing reference full triangular gable end visible roof pitch angle approximately 20 25 degrees from horizontal shallow moderate slope matching the drawing same light wood vertical cladding across the full gable triangle no dark band on this side unlike the front facade same red brown brick skirting continuing along the base dark cladding visible only at the far left edge of this elevation where the entrance bay volume is visible from the side wrapping around camera and composition three quarter perspective view approximately 30 45 degree angle showing both the front facade with sliding door entrance bay and window and the gable end wall simultaneously in one continuous view exactly as if standing at the corner of the building looking toward both faces at once eye level to slightly low camera height as in real estate marketing photography lighting and atmosphere dusk golden hour pastel blue orange sky with soft scattered clouds sun low near horizon all interior spaces glowing with warm yellow artificial light visible through every window and glass door suggesting furnished lived in rooms visible warm interior tones hint of furniture silhouettes landscaping manicured green lawn in foreground mixed flower beds with white hydrangea blooms ornamental grasses feather reed grass orange toned a japanese maple tree with deep red foliage positioned near the left entrance area tall deciduous trees and white birch trees in the background providing privacy screening a light gray paved stone patio walkway leading from the entrance to the foreground small embedded low voltage path lighting fixtures along the walkway edge render style ultra realistic high resolution architectural visualization natural material textures visible wood grain direction matching vertical slat orientation brushed metal roof seams brick texture with mortar lines soft natural shadows shallow depth of field on background trees professional real estate developer marketing render quality comparable to cgi renders used for premium prefab modular home sales brochures do not add a second story dormers chimneys or any elements not present in the elevation drawing roof pitch wall proportions window door count and placement must match the drawing exactly
