1 architectural geometry and camera preservation transform the supplied architectural input image into an exceptionally photorealistic premium architectural photograph of a contemporary australian rural coastal residence critical the input image is the definitive reference for all architectural geometry camera positioning perspective proportions image scale and composition these elements must remain identical in the final output the residence comprises two distinct gable roofed pavilions connected by a central low pitched near flat roof forming a sheltered alfresco area overlooking the lawn the larger left hand pavilion incorporates the garage and adjoining covered timber walkway while the smaller right hand pavilion features extensive glazing overlooking the central lawn the connecting alfresco roof incorporates two rectangular open roof voids allowing natural daylight to penetrate the sheltered outdoor space preserve their exact positions dimensions and geometry keeping both openings completely unobstructed maintain all existing roof pitches ridge heights eave lines fascia profiles wall alignments structural supports glazing configurations garage door dimensions decking extents and architectural junctions camera and perspective lock retain the exact elevated three quarter viewpoint camera height viewing direction focal length field of view perspective framing aspect ratio and image scale do not zoom crop rotate reposition or rescale the building all architectural elements must occupy precisely the same positions within the output image this is a photorealistic material and environmental enhancement of the existing design not an architectural redesign 2 external materials and architectural finishes apply a refined australian coastal material palette featuring colorbond dune and natural silvertop ash timber primary wall cladding colorbond dune all external walls throughout the dwelling must be finished in colorbond dune classic finish installed as vertically oriented nail strip standing seam metal cladding this includes both gable roofed pavilions all external elevations gable end walls garage walls and connecting building sections accurately reproduce the authentic warm greige colour of colorbond dune featuring narrow consistently spaced vertical seams crisp folded profiles and subtle matte to satin metallic texture timber wall cladding two locations only natural silvertop ash vertical timber wall cladding is permitted exclusively in these two locations entrance porch recessed wall surfaces within the entrance porch space only rear alfresco wall the rear wall beneath the central covered alfresco roof adjoining the kitchen and dining glazing feature authentic silvertop ash hardwood grain natural honey brown and muted grey undertones subtle board to board variation and refined vertical joints no other external walls are to receive timber cladding all remaining wall surfaces must retain colorbond dune nail strip cladding roofing colorbond dune all gable roofs and the central low pitched alfresco roof must be finished in colorbond dune nail strip standing seam metal roofing maintain the original roof geometry pitch seam orientation and two open rectangular alfresco roof voids window and door framing silvertop ash all external window and glazed door frames must feature natural silvertop ash timber finishes matching the nominated timber wall cladding preserve their original dimensions positions mullion arrangements and frame profiles all windows and doors must remain fully closed external decking silvertop ash finish the central alfresco decking and existing external timber deck areas in natural silvertop ash hardwood decking featuring realistic grain subtle tonal variation precise board joints and a natural matte finish covered walkway and garage retain the existing covered walkway structure including its roof configuration timber post positions beam dimensions and overall footprint finish exposed timber structural elements in natural timber tones complementary to silvertop ash retain the original garage door dimensions and panel arrangement finished in a complementary colorbond dune tone all material junctions flashings fascia edges and construction details must appear physically accurate and professionally constructed 3 glazing and interior arrangement all windows glazed sliding doors hinged doors and internal doors must remain completely closed maintain the exact original glazing positions dimensions configurations and framing divisions use realistic glass reflections and transparency to provide subtle views into the interior without changing the architecture the central alfresco connects the two pavilion forms and opens towards the lawn through the existing glazing represent the following interior spaces rear right hand side contemporary kitchen with refined cabinetry natural materials and understated stone surfaces rear left hand side dining area with a contemporary timber dining table and restrained furnishings further into the background on the left main living area with sophisticated neutral furniture left hand alfresco glazing entrance passageway extending along the adjoining wall right hand pavilion glazing secondary living space with contemporary furnishings central rear internal door solid fully closed walk in pantry door positioned between the kitchen and dining areas maintain realistic interior depth natural daylight and the original spatial relationships interior styling should be minimal warm and contemporary consistent with high end australian residential architecture 4 sunlight direction and natural illumination critical lighting requirement adjust the virtual sunlight direction so the residence is front lit with the primary sunlight originating from behind the camera and projecting forward towards the building the sunlight angle must illuminate the visible facades both gable roof forms central alfresco roof and covered walkway from the camera facing side this lighting adjustment takes priority over the sunlight direction shown in the original input image keep the building and camera completely fixed adjust only the virtual sun position and the resulting lighting and shadows create natural sunlight penetration through the two open rectangular roof voids casting physically accurate geometric patches of sunlight across the silvertop ash decking beneath maintain realistic shadow relationships between the rooflines structural posts pergola alfresco and surrounding landscape use clear warm australian daylight with naturally illuminated colorbond dune roof planes and facades balanced direct sunlight across the central lawn realistic directional architectural shadows soft ambient illumination beneath the alfresco roof and covered walkway natural reflected daylight entering the adjoining interior spaces accurate material colours without excessive warmth or saturation avoid backlighting dark building silhouettes exaggerated golden hour effects or artificial illumination the lighting should resemble a bright pleasant day in coastal victoria captured during a professional architectural photography shoot 5 landscaping and ground finishes create a refined natural australian native landscape appropriate to a contemporary rural coastal residence in victoria lawn all existing green ground surfaces shown in the input image must remain continuous natural lawn preserve the exact lawn boundaries levels shape and relationship to the building driveway decking and garden beds render the lawn as healthy australian residential turf with realistic grass texture subtle colour variation and natural surface detail do not replace lawn areas with garden beds gravel paving or additional planting australian native garden beds restrict all decorative landscaping to the existing mulched garden beds and designated planting areas use a carefully composed selection of australian native and coastal tolerant plants including banksia westringia lomandra dianella native groundcovers and occasional small feature trees planting should appear naturalistic and restrained with realistic mature proportions and foliage in muted green silver grey and olive tones maintain the exact existing garden bed footprints and boundaries do not extend planting into the lawn driveway or built areas or introduce vegetation that obscures significant architectural features driveway custom stone topped surface retain the exact existing driveway footprint width levels shape and boundaries finish the driveway in a premium custom stone topped surface featuring fine natural stone aggregate in warm neutral grey beige and muted earthy tones create a realistic compacted stone texture with subtle aggregate variation complementing the colorbond dune and silvertop ash palette avoid asphalt conventional concrete paving oversized exposed aggregate or decorative paving patterns 6 boundary fencing and rural surroundings boundary fencing post and wire all visible property boundary fencing must be traditional rural australian post and wire fencing use naturally weathered timber fence posts with fine horizontal galvanised wire strands maintaining the original fence alignments positions and approximate heights the fencing must remain visually lightweight and transparent allowing views into the surrounding farmland do not introduce solid timber paling fences colorbond fencing masonry walls or suburban style boundary treatments surrounding landscape vacant farmland beyond the property boundary establish an expansive open australian rural landscape consisting of vacant farmland feature gently undulating paddocks with natural pasture muted green grassland occasional dry native grasses and subtle earthy tones introduce scattered distant clusters of mature eucalyptus gum trees and other australian native trees the trees should appear naturally distributed in irregular groupings with authentic eucalyptus canopy forms subtle silver grey and blue green foliage and realistic mature proportions keep the majority of the surrounding farmland open and unobstructed use subtle atmospheric perspective to create natural depth with distant trees appearing softer and slightly less saturated do not introduce neighbouring houses sheds farm buildings roads dense forests mountains or urban infrastructure the surrounding landscape should convey the peaceful expansive character of rural coastal victoria without overpowering the architecture 7 architectural photography and visual quality create the appearance of a completed contemporary australian rural coastal home professionally photographed for a premium architecture and design publication the visual aesthetic should be sophisticated minimal natural and distinctly australian prioritise exceptional photorealism and accurate material textures authentic colorbond dune nail strip cladding profiles natural silvertop ash timber grain and subtle colour variation crisp rooflines accurate flashings and refined construction junctions realistic glazing reflections and interior transparency front lit australian daylight and physically accurate shadows natural lawn restrained native landscaping and realistic stone driveway textures traditional rural post and wire fencing expansive farmland with distant eucalyptus tree groupings balanced photographic exposure natural colour grading and restrained cinematic contrast maintain the original elevated three quarter camera perspective image scale and composition avoid exaggerated sharpness artificial depth of field effects distorted perspective excessive saturation or unrealistic cgi appearances the completed image must resemble a real architectural project photographed on location rather than a computer generated visualisation 8 strict negative instructions do not alter the building geometry roof pitches ridge lines gable profiles fascia edges roof voids wall positions structural elements or architectural massing do not change the camera position viewing angle perspective focal length zoom framing image scale or aspect ratio do not reposition either pavilion or modify the central connecting roof do not close cover resize or relocate the two rectangular alfresco roof voids do not modify the covered walkway pergola geometry or structural post spacing do not open any windows or doors do not apply timber wall cladding anywhere other than the recessed entrance porch walls and rear alfresco wall do not substitute black aluminium window frames for silvertop ash timber frames do not alter the specified colorbond dune material colour or nail strip cladding profile do not extend landscaping into the lawn or modify existing garden bed boundaries do not change the driveway footprint or substitute its custom stone topped finish do not replace rural post and wire fencing with solid or suburban fencing do not introduce neighbouring buildings roads dense forests or excessive landscape features do not retain a backlit sunlight arrangement the building must be illuminated from the camera facing side do not move the camera or rotate the building to achieve the required lighting avoid artificial cgi textures unrealistic reflections exaggerated vegetation excessive saturation or distorted architectural geometry 9 final rendering priorities apply the following priorities in strict order geometry and camera preservation maintain identical architecture proportions camera perspective image scale framing and composition correct material distribution colorbond dune vertical nail strip cladding on all external walls with silvertop ash timber wall cladding restricted exclusively to the recessed entrance porch and rear alfresco wall front lit sunlight reposition the virtual sun behind the camera to illuminate the building without altering geometry or viewpoint roof void preservation maintain both rectangular openings in the central alfresco roof allowing natural sunlight penetration closed glazing all windows and doors remain fully closed in their original configurations site and landscape accuracy preserve lawn areas garden bed boundaries driveway footprint and rural post and wire fencing rural context open vacant farmland with occasional distant clusters of australian eucalyptus trees photographic realism premium architectural photography quality with physically accurate lighting natural materials and refined detailing final objective produce an exceptionally photorealistic cinematic architectural overview of the supplied contemporary australian rural coastal residence the final output must preserve exactly the same building geometry camera angle perspective image scale framing and overall composition as the original input image the two gable roofed pavilions central connecting alfresco roof two rectangular roof voids covered walkway glazing arrangements lawn boundaries and driveway footprint must remain unchanged apply colorbond dune nail strip cladding to all external walls and roofs with vertical silvertop ash timber wall cladding exclusively within the recessed entrance porch and along the rear alfresco wall complete the scene with silvertop ash window framing and decking refined australian native garden beds natural lawn a custom stone topped driveway and traditional rural post and wire fencing beyond the property boundary depict expansive vacant australian farmland with scattered distant eucalyptus tree groupings front light the residence by positioning the virtual sun behind the fixed camera illuminating the visible elevations and allowing sunlight to penetrate through the two alfresco roof voids the final image must appear as a professionally photographed completed australian architectural project with absolutely no architectural redesign camera movement geometric distortion or compositional alteration
