use the two provided images as two perpendicular orthographic facades of the same house create one photorealistic perspective exterior visualization showing both facades together important the two source images define the exact architecture do not redesign reinterpret simplify stretch shorten or modify the house preserve exactly all technical parameters from both facades exact facade lengths exact facade heights exact building footprint exact building proportions exact building height exact wall positions exact roof shape exact roof pitch exact roof height exact ridge position exact roof overhangs exact window positions exact window widths and heights exact window shapes exact sill heights exact window alignments exact door positions exact door widths and heights exact facade composition exact recesses and projections exact architectural details exact materials and colors already visible in the source images the two facades must meet correctly at a 90 degree building corner create a natural 3 4 perspective view from pedestrian eye level approximately 1 6 1 7 m above ground so both facades are clearly visible do not merge the two facades into one long facade shorten or extend either facade move or resize windows move or resize doors change the roof geometry change the facade proportions add or remove architectural elements invent new details the perspective must be a true spatial projection of the same house shown in the two orthographic views final rule change only the camera from two orthographic views into one perspective view all architecture dimensions proportions openings roof geometry materials and facade layouts must remain exactly unchanged reconstruct the exact same house in 3d from the two orthographic facades do not create a new design
