create a highly realistic architectural visualization of a contemporary ambulance station in the netherlands the building features a clean functional and elegant design with dark anthracite vertical metal cladding large glazed sections and a strong horizontal composition incorporate multiple ambulance bays with full height glass overhead doors revealing modern dutch ambulances inside the architecture should appear professional efficient and civic balancing operational functionality with refined contemporary aesthetics include a two story office and staff accommodation volume above part of the garage area with large windows and subtle detailing the building should feel robust modern and timeless place the ambulance station within a typical dutch landscape setting featuring native grasses wildflowers birch trees hedges and carefully designed green infrastructure include a paved forecourt cycle path and a quiet road in front of the site add a few healthcare staff members walking near the entrance an ambulance preparing for departure and several cyclists passing by to create a realistic dutch atmosphere lighting should be soft natural daylight with light cloud cover creating subtle shadows and realistic reflections emphasize high quality architectural materials crisp detailing realistic vegetation and photorealistic textures the mood should be calm professional and welcoming rather than overly dramatic camera angle eye level 3 4 corner perspective architectural photography style wide angle lens 24 28mm showing both the office volume and ambulance bays ultra realistic rendering competition grade architectural visualization natural colors believable scale highly detailed landscaping realistic glass reflections dutch context no exaggerated effects no futuristic elements all ambulance bay overhead doors should feature glazed sectional doors with the bottom two horizontal panels finished in opaque dark grey metal cladding rather than glass the lowest two rows of each roller door are closed and non transparent providing a more realistic operational appearance while the upper sections remain glazed to allow daylight into the vehicle bays