transform and refine my existing renders to match the atmosphere materiality lighting proportions and professional character of the reference image the result should look like a realistic contemporary university moot court courtroom inspired by a real institutional court but designed for students important keep my existing architecture room dimensions camera position openings windows doors ceiling and overall layout exactly as they are do not redesign or reconstruct the space only modify the interior design materials furniture appearance lighting colors and architectural details match the reference with rich dark walnut natural dark wood wall panels elegant vertical acoustic wood slats dark charcoal and warm brown tones black upholstered courtroom auditorium chairs refined wooden judge s bench raised judge platform symmetrical and formal courtroom composition professional legal institutional atmosphere warm indirect led lighting integrated into the ceiling and wall edges subtle recessed spotlights controlled daylight from the existing windows acoustic wall treatment high quality realistic wood textures matte black metal details elegant brass gold accents used very subtly realistic microphones and courtroom equipment clean minimal but prestigious detailing strong visual hierarchy toward the judges area realistic shadows reflections material imperfections and natural proportions the judges area should feel visually dominant and formal with a darker wood feature wall behind it a justice scale symbol subtle institutional graphics and a sophisticated architectural backdrop the public student seating should resemble a real courtroom audience area using fixed auditorium style upholstered chairs arranged symmetrically with clear circulation aisles the final render must look photorealistic high end architectural visualization professionally designed realistic materials realistic lighting realistic scale and human ergonomics do not make it look futuristic overly luxurious decorative or like a hotel it should feel like a serious contemporary court inside a modern law faculty most importantly preserve my original design and geometry use the reference only to transform the visual language materials furniture lighting and courtroom character
