edit task modify the front gable wall short elevation of this single storey modular home replace the current window wood cladding triangle above it with one continuous floor to ridge glazed facade that fills the entire gable end from the floor threshold level all the way up to the roof ridge apex following the exact triangular shape of the gable glazing structure full height glass panel system floor to apex matching the pitch angle of the roof on both sides one vertical central mullion post splitting the glazing into two sections running from the bottom frame straight up to the apex point frame and mullion in dark anthracite aluminum ral 7016 matte finish matching the existing window door frames on the building upper triangular portion previously wood clad gable is now fully glazed no wood boards no horizontal cladding strips in this zone glass should be slightly reflective tinted consistent with the other windows in the image showing subtle interior sky reflections entrance door integration integrate one single entry door single leaf not double into the glazed facade positioned within one of the two glass sections at floor level aligned with the central mullion as its side frame door is full height glazed as well same anthracite aluminum frame profile as the surrounding glazing system with a slim vertical door handle door sits flush within the glazing grid seamlessly continuing the same panel divisions it should read as part of the glass wall system not as a separate element small entry threshold step consistent with the building s existing floor level the other non door section of the glazed facade remains a fixed glass panel down to floor level what to keep unchanged roof dark standing seam metal roof same pitch same overhang wood vertical cladding on side walls and lower side sections of the gable wall outside the glazing area existing side windows deck landscaping camera angle lighting sky overall composition building proportions and massing the existing side door on the long elevation stays as is negative no wood paneling inside the glazed triangle no additional horizontal transom splitting the glass into more than the described panels no double door no sliding door no change to roof shape no change to camera angle no second building no distorted proportions no extra mullions no asymmetrical roof split
