create a highly photorealistic architectural rendering of the provided multifamily building treat the source image as a fixed architectural and site model not a design reference preserve the design preserve all existing geometry massing proportions windows doors balconies stairs railings openings roof forms fa ade divisions architectural details material locations and color boundaries exactly as shown do not redesign simplify add remove resize relocate recolor or reinterpret architectural elements use the source model as the definitive reference for all architecture materials colors and transitions material realism preserve all existing materials and colors exactly as modeled while enhancing their realism follow these specific material assignments green fa ade sections green stucco brown fa ade sections dark warm toned brick masonry ground floor left corner of the building light brick masonry most white fa ade sections warm white horizontal lap siding with clearly visible joints first blue section on the left blue vertical board and batten siding blue section immediately adjacent to the first blue section blue painted cmu final white mass on the far right warm white vertical board and batten siding with yellow architectural accents maintain the exact color coded locations and boundaries shown in the source model do not extend move or interchange these materials the green sections should clearly read as stucco with a refined architectural finish and subtle natural texture maintain the exact green color shown in the source model all areas that appear brown should clearly read as dark warm toned brick masonry with realistic brick coursing mortar joints subtle tonal variation and dimensional depth keep the brick rich deep and warm avoiding overly orange red or bright masonry tones light brick ground floor left corner the left corner of the building at the ground floor is light brick masonry this is a distinct material condition and should remain confined to the exact area shown in the source model render this area with realistic brick coursing mortar joints dimensional depth and subtle natural tonal variation keep the masonry light and warm clearly differentiated from the dark warm brick used elsewhere on the building do not render this ground floor corner as dark brick lap siding stucco or any other material ground floor left corner light brick masonry most white fa ade sections should clearly read as warm white horizontal lap siding not stucco or brick render these areas with clearly defined horizontal courses realistic overlaps visible joints and subtle shadow lines so the siding construction is immediately legible keep the white warm and soft rather than stark cool or gray the first blue section on the left is blue vertical board and batten siding render it with clearly defined vertical boards and battens realistic dimensional depth joints and subtle shadow lines the blue section immediately adjacent to the first blue board and batten section is blue painted cmu not stucco or board and batten maintain visible concrete masonry unit scale horizontal and vertical mortar joints realistic block coursing and subtle masonry texture preserve the blue painted finish shown in the source model do not combine or interchange these two blue materials first blue section on left vertical board and batten siding adjacent blue section blue painted cmu the final white mass on the far right is warm white vertical board and batten siding not stucco or horizontal lap siding render this section with clearly defined vertical boards and battens realistic joints dimensional depth and subtle shadow lines within this far right vertical board and batten section preserve the existing yellow architectural accents exactly where shown in the model these yellow elements should read as intentional contemporary architectural features with clean edges realistic depth and a refined matte or low sheen finish do not confuse the two white siding conditions most white fa ade sections warm white horizontal lap siding final white mass on far right warm white vertical board and batten with yellow accents for all other materials preserve their existing appearance colors and locations as modeled use believable texture depth joints seams coursing and construction detailing appropriate to each material materials should feel physically constructed and tactile rather than flat or artificial do not substitute materials change colors extend materials beyond their modeled boundaries or invent new material transitions lighting use bright softly overcast natural daylight with subtle directional light keep the scene warm luminous and inviting while maintaining soft shadows and architectural depth avoid flat or gloomy overcast lighting avoid strong direct sunlight large sun patches harsh shadows golden hour lighting heavy hdr excessive contrast or strong color grading lighting should reveal the existing material colors not shift or reinterpret them site landscape treat the site immediately surrounding the building as fixed preserve all existing landscape and hardscape locations and boundaries do not add grass pavement parking sidewalks or new landscape areas where they are not shown enhance planting only within existing landscape areas enhance the landscaping and environmental context with realistic layered trees shrubs native adapted vegetation and subtle greenery to create natural depth and a more established setting do not allow landscaping to obscure important architectural elements people cars add a small number of photorealistic people and contemporary vehicles to provide scale and a natural sense of activity people should appear candid and naturally positioned walking along existing paths entering or leaving the building or using exterior circulation where appropriate place vehicles only within existing modeled streets drives or parking areas do not create new pavement or parking to accommodate them keep people and vehicles restrained and secondary to the architecture final direction create the look of high end contemporary architectural photography with realistic materials crisp detailing natural glazing subtle atmospheric depth balanced exposure and restrained landscaping the overall image should feel sophisticated contemporary warm minimal tactile lived in softly atmospheric highly realistic absolute priority preserve the architecture original colors site layout and all modeled boundaries exactly as shown green green stucco brown dark warm brick ground floor left corner light brick masonry most white warm white horizontal lap siding first blue section on the left blue vertical board and batten adjacent blue section blue painted cmu final white mass on the far right warm white vertical board and batten with yellow accents improve realism and photographic quality only do not redesign recolor relocate or reinterpret the project
