important cad clarification the reference elevation drawings show two architectural views a front gable end view and a long side elevation of the same single building not two separate buildings generate one single unified structure combining both views into one coherent 3d volume photorealistic architectural exterior visualization 3 4 corner perspective view golden hour daylight warm low angle sunlight soft long shadows subject a single storey modular tiny house rectangular low profile massing with a shallow gable roof seen from the front left corner combining the gable end and the long side elevation roof shallow low pitch gable roof dark anthracite ral 7016 vertical standing seam metal roofing thin roof profile the roof overhang projects forward approximately 40 cm beyond the front gable wall face a clearly visible deep overhang shading the entrance facade with the underside soffit visible from this angle dark anthracite fascia trim along the projecting edge casting a defined shadow line along the long side eaves both sides the roof overhangs approximately 30 cm beyond the wall face a smaller but clearly visible consistent overhang with a clean flush anthracite fascia band and no visible box gutter the fascia reads as a smooth continuous flat metal edge with no ribs or segments cladding two materials horizontal orientation all facade cladding boards run horizontally across the walls on both materials horizontal lap siding orientation not vertical boards material 1 matte dark anthracite charcoal horizontal composite cladding ral 7016 toned smooth low sheen finish fine horizontal shadow lines between board courses material 2 light honey oak horizontal composite cladding lin pro kitami oak tone visible horizontal woodgrain texture warm light tan finish cladding zoning matches cad massing front gable wall the left portion of the gable containing the glazed double doors is clad in dark anthracite horizontal boards running up into the gable triangle on that side the right portion of the same gable wall is clad in light honey oak horizontal boards a clean vertical dividing line separates the two materials running straight up to the ridge long side elevation starting from the front corner the wall begins in dark anthracite horizontal cladding around the entrance doors then transitions at a sharp vertical line into light honey oak horizontal cladding for the remainder of the wall length covering the small punched window the tall glazed door and the final window toward the far end each zone is a solid uninterrupted block of one material no blending no mixing rainwater drainage the horizontal gutter is fully concealed inside the roof eave fascia construction and must not be visible anywhere along the roofline only a single straight vertical downpipe is visible emerging directly from underneath the roof fascia at the front corner of the building running straight down to the ground with no bends no elbows no visible horizontal gutter finished in matte anthracite to match the roof and window frames materials matte dark anthracite horizontal composite cladding boards ral 7016 and light honey oak horizontal composite cladding boards with visible woodgrain dark anthracite ral 7016 standing seam metal roof and fascia dark anthracite aluminum window and door joinery throughout dark tinted reflective glazing low concrete plinth base in warm ochre tone single concealed gutter downpipe in matte anthracite context modern residential plot setting paved terrace area in large format light gray concrete tiles adjacent to the building manicured lawn strip minimal contemporary landscaping warm golden hour sky with soft directional sunlight gentle long shadows cast across the terrace no other structures in frame style ultra realistic architectural visualization photographic quality sharp material and board line texture detail realistic warm reflections in glazing under golden hour light natural directional light with soft long shadows professional real estate marketing render 35mm lens perspective high resolution true perspective render as if photographed on site no isometric or dollhouse framing negative no two separate buildings no duplicated structure no cad line art look no flat overcast lighting no midday harsh light no isometric or top down view no distorted proportions no vertical board orientation no single uniform cladding color across the whole building no randomly mixed or alternating cladding boards no visible exposed gutter no bent or elbowed downpipes no multiple downpipes no oversaturated colors no steep a frame or barn style roof no visible interior through glazing no glossy metal flake roof finish no flush eave with zero overhang
