here s a lightly rewritten version of your prompt with two targeted additions 1 explicit instruction for the balcony skillion roof to match the attached reference image and 2 a planter box garden along the front wall matching the native garden reference you can paste this straight into archsynth and swap file names slots as needed structural integrity lock do not alter geometry the attached black and white revit export is the absolute structural reference preserve every architectural line edge roofline wall plane window and door opening eave overhang floor plate balcony and building footprint exactly as drawn do not reinterpret simplify add remove or shift any architectural element the only permitted changes are material finishes colour texture lighting sky and soft landscaping treat this as a photorealistic material and lighting render of a fixed locked architectural drawing not a creative reinterpretation base image use the attached black and white revit export as the sole structural and compositional reference all geometry proportions massing and spatial relationships are locked and must be reproduced with exact fidelity skillion roof over balcony apply a slim rectangular framed skillion roof over the upper balcony that closely matches the attached balcony roof reference image matte charcoal steel frame with a thin expressed perimeter beam and slender posts the soffit is a light neutral panel finish underside reading as a clean flat plane with minimal joints match the reference for overall proportion apparent thickness and refined contemporary detailing while still following the exact roofline and post locations as drawn in the revit export do not alter any geometry only apply materials and shading so the rendered balcony roof strongly resembles the attached reference brickwork entire image the bricks are a warm salmon to terracotta tone with subtle variation across each individual unit ranging from dusty blush pink through burnt sienna and soft apricot laid in a standard running bond mortar joints are mid grey slightly lighter than the darkest bricks recessed and fine the overall surface reads as richly textured and hand crafted with natural colour variation that avoids uniformity apply this brick finish consistently across every brick surface visible in the composition do not alter wall plane positions window openings or any geometry to accommodate this material apply the finish to the existing surfaces only balustrade render a slender steel flat bar and rod balustrade design vertical elements are minimal flat sections spaced with consistent rhythm top rail is a simple square section profile finish is matte charcoal near black powder coat the assembly has a light transparent visual weight that does not obstruct the facade behind it position and height of the balustrade must match the revit drawing exactly do not alter balcony geometry privacy screen front of upper balcony addition the tall vertical privacy screen to the front of the new additions upper balcony is composed of closely spaced narrow vertical battens each 65mm wide matte black arranged with a tight consistent gap between each slat a 20mm square top rail caps the screen the screen reads as solid from an angle while maintaining a fine linear texture it sits full height and upright above the balcony edge position height and extent of the screen must follow the revit drawing precisely do not reinterpret the screen location or proportions new addition cladding apply vertically grooved black vj board cladding with a matte slightly textured finish to match the supplied vj reference image maintain strong contrast between the warm brick of the existing dwelling and the sleek black cladding of the addition apply finish to surfaces as drawn do not alter wall planes openings or massing glazing all windows and door glazing must remain in the exact positions and sizes shown in the revit drawing render with crisp realistic reflections and subtle transparency appropriate to late afternoon light do not add remove resize or reposition any glazed element planter box front wall create a continuous low planter box along the front wall at ground level following the existing wall geometry without changing any structure the planter box reads as a simple rectangular corten steel form with a warm rusted finish matching the attached native garden planter reference slightly weathered with subtle tonal variation plant the box densely with layered native style planting low tufted grasses fine cascading foliage and soft weeping species spilling over the edge to closely echo the mix of textures and draping forms in the reference keep heights modest so planting complements rather than obscures the facade no large shrubs or bold hero specimens landscaping neutral restrained soft landscaping beyond the planter box keep additional planting minimal ground cover and simple edging no bold specimen planting that competes with the architecture no hardscape additions beyond what is shown in the base drawing keep the focus on the building facade lighting and atmosphere late afternoon soft natural light with a subtle warm sky realistic directional shadows cast across wall planes eaves balcony and ground crisp specular reflections in glazing avoid harsh midday contrast overall mood contemporary refined and warm overall output standard render as a high end architectural portfolio image photorealistic quality clean professional composition the architectural geometry drawn in the revit export is sacred this is a materials and lighting render not a design exploration
