render the supplied sketchup source image as a high end photorealistic architectural visualisation of the exact residential development shown keep the original source image format wide landscape aspect ratio complete composition camera position camera height perspective field of view horizon position and framing exactly as supplied do not crop zoom reframe recentre extend or change the aspect ratio of the sketchup source image the complete original sketchup view must remain visible from the original left edge to the original right edge and from the original top edge to the original bottom edge the principal house and all surrounding buildings must remain the same apparent size and in the same position within the frame as in the sketchup source do not convert the image to a square format do not create additional sky or foreground do not move the camera closer or further away do not create a new architectural composition reference image hierarchy source sketchup image absolute authority for image format aspect ratio camera framing perspective architectural geometry scale building positions site layout roads driveways footpaths kerbs boundaries and all modelled details brick reference image material reference only use the supplied wide format brick reference image solely to reproduce the colour tonal variation handmade surface texture and visual character of tbs olde amersham red facing brickwork the brick reference image must have no influence over the output aspect ratio camera position perspective architectural geometry site layout lighting landscaping roof materials paving or composition visual consistency reference image appearance and photographic style reference only use the supplied successful completed render solely to maintain visual consistency across the full set of six renders use this visual consistency reference to guide overall photographic realism warm late afternoon lighting character sunlight strength and direction soft natural shadow quality sky brightness and atmospheric character overall exposure and dynamic range restrained professional colour grading relative colour balance between brickwork roofs joinery lawns paving and tarmac realistic hard landscape finish restrained residential landscaping character vegetation density and scale overall level of detail material realism architectural marketing cgi quality general mood and visual finish the visual consistency reference must not control or alter camera position camera height focal length field of view image crop aspect ratio perspective building geometry building positions building scale window positions window sizes door positions roof geometry road layout driveway layout footpath layout kerb geometry boundary geometry neighbouring building positions site specific landscape arrangement do not copy the architecture building arrangement road geometry planting locations trees neighbouring buildings or site layout from the visual consistency reference image each sketchup source image remains the sole authority for what is physically present in that particular view the successful render is to be used only as a guide for how the development should look when rendered not what should appear in the scene the visual consistency reference must not override the specified materials in this prompt where there is any conflict between the three reference images use this order of authority 1 sketchup source image controls all geometry camera composition and site layout 2 brick reference image controls the appearance of tbs olde amersham red facing brickwork 3 visual consistency reference image controls only lighting atmosphere landscaping restraint photographic character and overall visual consistency this is strictly a render only task not an architectural redesign replace the sketchup appearance with realistic materials landscaping lighting and photographic realism while maintaining the exact original architecture and site arrangement geometry and architecture must remain exactly as modelled maintain exactly all building footprints building positions spacing between houses floor heights wall dimensions projections roof forms roof pitches ridges hips valleys gables eaves garages entrance canopies boundary walls fences and all other architectural elements every window and external door must remain exactly the same size position proportion and design as shown in the sketchup source preserve all mullions transoms glazing divisions door glazing garage openings and frame proportions exactly maintain all decorative brick detailing exactly where modelled including herringbone panels soldier courses brick banding projecting brick details and brickwork around openings do not add remove move enlarge reduce simplify or redesign any architectural or site element the completed render must look as though the exact sketchup development has been constructed in real life and professionally photographed facing brickwork all principal facing brickwork is to be tbs olde amersham red and must closely match the supplied brick material reference reproduce the characteristic warm handmade red appearance shown in the brick reference predominantly natural warm burnt red and terracotta red tones with restrained natural variation between individual bricks and occasional deeper red brown tones reproduce the handmade surface character shown in the brick reference including subtle creases shallow folds fine irregularities and natural textural variation keep this texture correctly scaled and subtle when applied across complete building elevations use the successful render only as a guide to the overall brightness warmth and architectural scale appearance of the completed brick elevations the actual brick colour and texture must remain governed by the supplied tbs olde amersham red brick reference do not make the brickwork excessively dark brown blackened heavily mottled or strongly weathered do not turn it into a generic red multi stock brick avoid excessive black spotting burnt marks high contrast bright orange pink or pale buff colouring use realistic uk brick dimensions and correctly scaled mortar joints mortar should be a natural warm light buff or soft off white tone complementary to the tbs olde amersham red brick but sufficiently restrained that the mortar does not dominate the elevations maintain clear but natural brick definition in both direct sunlight and shadow all decorative herringbone brick panels shown in the sketchup source must remain exactly the same size shape and position these panels must use the same tbs olde amersham red brick simply laid in the modelled herringbone bond do not change the herringbone panels to a different brick colour or different material windows and external doors windows and external doors are to be anthracite painted timber they must visually read as high quality painted timber joinery rather than aluminium steel or upvc use a refined neutral dark anthracite grey painted finish with subtle timber construction detail and restrained surface texture preserve exactly the frame sizes mullions transoms glazing divisions window positions door designs and glazed door panels shown in the source model glass should have realistic restrained reflections of the sky landscape and neighbouring buildings together with subtle interior depth do not make the glazing completely black or excessively mirror like garage doors should use a coordinated dark anthracite finish and retain exactly the geometry and profile shown in the sketchup model fascias soffits gutters and downpipes should be dark and visually coordinated with the anthracite joinery roofing roofs are to be finished with traditional plain clay roof tiles use realistic individual plain tile coursing with fine texture subtle edge shadows and restrained natural tonal variation the clay tile colour should be a muted natural red brown with subtle earthy red and burnt red tones that complement the tbs olde amersham red facing brickwork the roof tiles should be slightly deeper and more subdued in tone than the brickwork use the successful render as a guide to the overall relationship between the red brickwork and the clay roofing maintaining a warm but restrained traditional residential appearance avoid bright orange or strongly saturated terracotta roofs do not substitute concrete tiles grey slate large format tiles or generic flat textures maintain every modelled roof pitch ridge hip valley gable and eaves line exactly main estate roads main estate roads are to be realistic dark charcoal grey tarmacadam use fine aggregate texture subtle tonal variation and restrained natural surface imperfections the tarmac should appear recently constructed and well maintained but not perfectly flat or artificially uniform use the successful render as a guide to the realistic darkness texture and photographic appearance of the tarmac road surface preserve every road alignment curve junction radius and turning area exactly as shown in the sketchup source private driveways private driveways are to be brindle block paving laid in a herringbone pattern use correctly scaled rectangular paving blocks with restrained natural brindle colour variation consisting of muted warm red brown earthy and occasional charcoal tones the herringbone laying pattern must be clearly identifiable but correctly scaled and not exaggerated include realistic joints subtle variation between individual paving blocks and convincing contact shadows use the successful render as a guide to the natural architectural scale appearance and tonal restraint of the block paving preserve exactly the modelled driveway shapes dimensions edges and positions do not substitute tarmac gravel concrete or another paving material road to driveway transition detail maintain a realistic narrow precast concrete transition or edging strip between the tarmacadam road surface and every brindle block paved driveway this should appear as a clean narrow natural light grey concrete band across the mouth of the driveway separating the dark tarmac carriageway from the brindle paving use the successful render as a guide for the realistic appearance scale and subtle contrast of this transition detail it should be realistically scaled with subtle concrete surface texture and fine construction joints at vehicular crossings it should be flush or near flush with the road and driveway rather than appearing as a full height kerb or obstruction integrate this detail naturally with any dropped kerb arrangement shown in the sketchup source the concrete transition strip must follow the exact modelled driveway width and road alignment and must not alter the geometry of the driveway or carriageway apply this detail consistently wherever block paving meets the estate road kerbs and edgings use realistic natural light grey precast concrete kerbs and edging units provide subtle concrete texture restrained tonal variation and accurate contact shadows preserve all modelled kerb positions radii and dropped vehicle crossings exactly footpaths and private entrance paths footpaths and entrance paths are to be finished in buff paving slabs use natural warm buff paving with correctly scaled rectangular slabs subtle surface texture restrained tonal variation and neat realistic joints the buff paving should remain clearly distinguishable from the brindle block paving and tarmacadam without becoming excessively yellow or cream use the successful render as a guide to the natural restrained buff tone and realistic paving finish preserve exactly all path widths alignments curves and relationships with buildings driveways and kerbs landscaping create a high quality but believable landscape appropriate to a newly completed premium british residential development use the successful visual consistency reference as the primary guide for the amount density scale and restraint of the landscaping match its overall balance between lawn small planting beds occasional trees and architecture do not increase the amount of landscaping beyond the character shown in the successful reference render the landscaping should have the polished quality of professional uk housebuilder marketing photography while remaining restrained and secondary to the architecture approximately 70 to 80 percent of the modelled soft landscape areas should remain visually as simple well maintained natural lawn or grass verge do not fill every grass verge or garden area with ornamental planting concentrate planting selectively around entrances selected plot corners key edges and important visual focal points use modest amounts of low clipped hedging small evergreen shrubs restrained ornamental grasses and small areas of perennial planting with occasional soft purple white and natural flowering colours use occasional small or medium deciduous trees where appropriate trees should be naturally shaped realistically scaled and positioned so that they do not obscure important architecture background deciduous trees may be used sparingly where appropriate to create a soft green setting and visual depth but they must remain secondary to the houses do not copy individual trees shrubs planting beds or exact planting positions from the successful reference render apply the same degree of landscape restraint to the actual soft landscape areas shown in the current sketchup source do not introduce dense boundary hedging woodland forests large tree belts or extensive new landscape features as part of this base render unless they are already clearly present in the source image do not alter roads driveways footpaths kerbs concrete transition strips garage access or building entrances to accommodate planting do not obscure windows entrance doors garages herringbone brick panels or important architectural features the landscaping should feel attractive and established but not like an ornamental garden parkland estate or heavily landscaped luxury scheme context buildings any neighbouring or background buildings visible in the sketchup source must remain exactly in their modelled location scale and massing render them realistically but slightly more subdued than the principal houses do not redesign relocate or remove them do not copy neighbouring buildings or background architecture from the successful visual consistency reference lighting and atmosphere match the successful visual consistency reference for overall lighting character atmosphere exposure and colour balance create the same refined warm late afternoon british summer or early autumn atmosphere appropriate to premium residential property marketing photography use a similar warm low angle directional sunlight character while allowing the exact direction of light to work naturally with the geometry of the current view create long but soft edged natural shadows attractive modelling of the elevations and restrained warm highlights on the brickwork and clay roof tiles the sunlight should enhance the handmade character of the tbs olde amersham red brick without changing its underlying material colour use a soft pale blue sky with very light delicate atmospheric clouds and a subtle warm horizon consistent with the successful reference image use believable global illumination natural bounced light and readable shadow detail recessed areas and elevations in shadow must remain sufficiently detailed rather than becoming excessively dark maintain balanced photographic exposure with controlled highlights and detailed shadow areas match the successful reference for overall warmth and tonal balance do not make subsequent views significantly brighter darker warmer cooler more saturated or more contrast heavy than the successful visual consistency reference do not apply an overall orange yellow brown or sepia filter the scene should feel warm because of natural late afternoon sunlight not because of excessive colour grading maintain accurate material colours tbs olde amersham red brickwork natural warm handmade red plain clay roof tiles muted natural red brown clay painted timber windows and doors neutral dark anthracite lawns and planting natural rich green brindle block paving restrained mixed warm brindle tones footpaths natural warm buff concrete kerbs and driveway transition strips natural light grey tarmacadam natural dark charcoal grey photographic character match the successful visual consistency reference for overall photorealism material definition detail level atmospheric depth colour grading and uk residential marketing cgi quality produce the visual quality of a premium professional uk residential housebuilder marketing cgi or architectural photograph the result should be highly photorealistic warm inviting and aspirational while remaining architecturally accurate and believable use physically based materials correctly scaled textures crisp but natural masonry detail realistic glazing subtle material imperfections convincing contact shadows restrained ambient occlusion and natural atmospheric depth keep all architecture clearly readable avoid strong depth of field blur or artificial cinematic effects use balanced exposure realistic dynamic range and refined but restrained professional colour grading all six renders should feel as though they belong to the same photographic set created on the same development under the same general lighting conditions using the same material palette and the same visualisation style consistency between renders is important but never achieve consistency by copying geometry architecture or site specific features from the visual consistency reference strict priority order 1 keep the exact original wide landscape image format aspect ratio crop framing camera perspective and field of view of the current sketchup source 2 preserve all architecture geometry building scale building positions and site layout exactly as shown in the current sketchup source 3 preserve every window door garage roof form and decorative architectural feature exactly 4 use the supplied wide brick reference for tbs olde amersham red brick material appearance only 5 use the successful completed render for visual consistency only lighting exposure colour balance landscaping restraint material realism and photographic finish 6 accurately apply anthracite painted timber joinery muted plain clay roof tiles tarmacadam roads brindle herringbone block paved driveways buff paving slabs precast concrete kerbs and narrow concrete road to driveway transition strips 7 add restrained premium residential landscaping at a similar level of density and maturity to the successful reference render while retaining approximately 70 to 80 percent of soft landscape as lawn or grass verge 8 apply a consistent warm late afternoon photographic character across all six renders if any visual enhancement or reference image conflicts with the current source sketchup image the current source sketchup image always takes priority if the visual consistency reference conflicts with the specified materials the written material specification and brick material reference always take priority strictly avoid changing the original aspect ratio square output portrait output cropping extending the canvas zooming reframing recentering camera movement altered camera height altered field of view altered perspective enlarged foreground buildings loss of context at the edges of the source image copying architecture from the visual consistency reference copying the site layout from the visual consistency reference copying trees or planting positions from the visual consistency reference architectural redesign moved buildings resized buildings changed roof forms changed roof pitches additional gables dormers chimneys unless modelled missing or additional windows resized windows changed glazing patterns moved doors redesigned garage openings altered entrance canopies altered roads altered driveways altered paths altered kerbs generic dark mottled brickwork heavily weathered brick blackened brick bright orange brick aluminium looking windows upvc windows white windows bright orange roof tiles grey slate roofs concrete roof tiles tarmac driveways gravel driveways missing concrete driveway transition strips excessive planting dense new boundary hedging invented woodland invented forests large tree belts oversized hedging oversized trees vegetation obscuring buildings fantasy landscaping fisheye distortion warped walls distorted windows malformed rooflines exaggerated sunsets inconsistent lighting between renders inconsistent colour grading between renders orange filters excessive saturation fog dramatic cinematic effects or strong depth of field blur final result a professional photographic visualisation of the exact completed sketchup development retaining the original wide landscape image format and complete source composition with accurate tbs olde amersham red brickwork specified materials realistic uk hard landscaping and restrained landscaping the overall lighting exposure colour balance material realism landscaping restraint and photographic finish should closely match the supplied successful visual consistency reference so that all six renders read as one coherent matched set without copying or altering the architecture or site layout of the current sketchup source
