use the uploaded elevation image as the exact geometric base and ground truth preserve the existing architectural design exactly as modeled do not redesign reshape reinterpret move add remove crop or distort any architectural elements maintain the exact front elevation view dimensions proportions openings edges panel divisions structural members linework thicknesses spacing symmetry and overall silhouette of the original image apply a sophisticated baltimore inspired industrial color and material palette to the existing elevation only use deep charcoal near black metal 20272a as the dominant structural color with subtle graphite 30383b variation where necessary to distinguish depth and individual metal components introduce burnished bronze and aged copper accents throughout selected architectural details and graphic elements use a controlled bronze range consisting of dark bronze 8c522f primary burnished bronze b86f38 and light copper highlights d79358 the bronze should appear sophisticated slightly weathered architectural and metallic not bright orange not sunset orange not yellow gold incorporate deep teal 0c3d46 and muted petrol blue teal 155365 only as secondary accent colors in selected inset panels or graphic areas teal should remain subordinate to the charcoal and bronze palette maintain approximately 65 charcoal graphite 25 bronze copper and 10 deep teal creating a restrained cohesive civic and industrial baltimore character materials should read realistically as powder coated dark metal burnished bronze copper metal subtle perforated metal where already modeled and muted architectural finishes add realistic but restrained material texture slight metallic reflection subtle ambient shadows and depth while maintaining the clarity of the elevation critical geometry preservation do not change the geometry under any circumstances do not generate new panels columns frames signs openings decorations structures or architectural features do not alter existing linework do not change widths heights proportions spacing or alignment do not convert the elevation into perspective keep the camera perfectly orthographic and straight on the final result should look like the same exact architectural elevation with only professional material color texture lighting and finish enhancement applied preserve extremely crisp edges and fine architectural linework no blur painterly effects excessive weathering exaggerated reflections warped lines ai artifacts or loss of detail output ultra high resolution architectural visualization suitable for a professional competition presentation board maintain the original image aspect ratio and composition export at the highest available resolution targeting 600 dpi or higher with sharp print quality detailing
