transform the supplied architectural input image into an exceptionally photorealistic premium architectural photograph of a contemporary australian coastal residence maintaining absolute fidelity to the original building design geometry perspective scale and composition critical treat the input image as a completely fixed architectural reference the output must retain exactly the same building geometry camera position viewing angle perspective proportions image scale framing and architectural arrangement the residence comprises two distinct gable roofed pavilion forms connected by a central low pitched near flat roof structure creating a sheltered central alfresco area overlooking the lawn the left pavilion is the larger elongated gable roofed structure incorporating the garage and adjoining covered walkway the right pavilion is a smaller gable roofed structure featuring extensive glazing facing the central lawn the connecting central roof forms the covered alfresco space the central alfresco roof incorporates two intentional rectangular open roof voids allowing natural daylight to penetrate the covered outdoor space preserve their exact dimensions positions orientations and relationships to the surrounding roof structure maintain all existing roof pitches ridge heights eave lines fascia profiles building setbacks wall alignments structural supports window locations garage door dimensions decking geometry and architectural junctions do not redesign reinterpret relocate enlarge reduce or alter any architectural elements do not change the camera angle elevated viewpoint image crop zoom level perspective field of view or overall building scale the final image must align precisely with the original input image with architectural edges and building elements remaining in identical positions 2 external material palette apply a sophisticated cohesive australian coastal material palette featuring colorbond dune and natural silvertop ash timber primary external walls and roofing colorbond dune finish the primary external walls and both gable roof structures in colorbond dune classic finish using narrow profile nail strip standing seam metal cladding maintain accurate standing seam spacing crisp folded profiles subtle metallic texture and the authentic warm greige colour of colorbond dune preserve the existing cladding orientation as represented in the architectural model with vertical standing seam wall cladding and roof sheeting following the respective roof planes the central low pitched alfresco roof must also feature colorbond dune nail strip cladding maintaining its existing roof geometry and both rectangular roof voids rear alfresco wall silvertop ash finish the rear wall beneath the central alfresco roof in vertically installed natural silvertop ash timber cladding feature authentic australian hardwood grain warm honey brown and muted grey undertones natural board to board tonal variation and refined vertical joints windows and glazed doors silvertop ash all window and door frames are to feature natural silvertop ash timber finishes matching the rear alfresco wall maintain the exact original glazing locations frame dimensions mullion arrangements and proportions alfresco decking silvertop ash finish the central alfresco decking and adjoining visible timber deck areas in natural silvertop ash hardwood decking with subtle grain variation realistic board joints and a natural matte finish covered walkway and pergola the covered walkway along the left pavilion must retain its original post positions structural proportions roof configuration and footprint finish the visible timber posts and structural elements in natural timber tones complementary to silvertop ash maintain the existing pergola roof appearance and its relationship to the building garage door retain the existing garage door dimensions panel arrangement and positioning finished in a complementary colorbond dune tone all construction junctions flashings fascia edges cladding transitions and window reveals must appear physically accurate and professionally constructed 3 windows and doors fully closed all windows glazed sliding doors hinged doors and internal doors visible in the input image must remain fully closed in the final render do not show open sliding panels hinged door leaves partially open windows or gaps in the glazing maintain all existing glazing configurations and frame divisions the glazing should exhibit natural reflections while retaining realistic transparency and glimpses of the interior spaces do not add remove enlarge or reposition any windows or doors where visible within the central alfresco the solid internal walk in pantry door between the kitchen and dining areas must remain fully closed 4 central alfresco and interior arrangement the central alfresco is a sheltered outdoor living space connecting the two pavilion forms and opening towards the lawn maintain the exact alfresco footprint decking extent roof height structural arrangement and relationship to the adjoining glazed walls the two open roof voids must remain completely open to the sky allowing direct sunlight to penetrate the space through the existing glazing subtly represent the interior arrangement kitchen positioned towards the rear right hand side of the central alfresco dining area positioned towards the rear left hand side main living area visible further into the background on the left entry passageway running along the adjoining left hand glazing secondary living space visible through the glazing of the right hand pavilion interior furnishings should be contemporary understated and consistent with refined australian coastal residential architecture maintain natural interior depth and realistic lighting without changing the original spatial arrangement 5 landscaping and external ground finishes create a natural refined australian native landscape suitable for a contemporary coastal residence in victoria existing green areas lawn all green ground surfaces represented in the input image must remain open continuous natural lawn retain the exact lawn boundaries levels shape and relationship to the building driveway decking and garden beds render the lawn as healthy natural australian residential turf with realistic grass texture subtle colour variation and soft natural undulations do not replace lawn areas with garden beds gravel paving additional structures or excessive planting existing mulched garden beds australian native landscaping restrict native landscaping to the existing garden beds and planting areas shown in the architectural input image introduce carefully composed australian native and coastal tolerant species including banksia varieties with natural architectural foliage westringia and compact coastal shrubs lomandra and dianella grasses low growing native groundcovers selected small native feature trees where appropriate to the existing planting positions use restrained naturalistic planting compositions with realistic foliage density mature plant proportions and subtle variations in green silver grey and muted olive tones maintain the existing garden bed footprints boundaries and positions do not extend landscaping into the lawn driveway or built areas keep the landscaping sophisticated natural and appropriately scaled to the architecture avoiding overgrown vegetation that conceals important building elements driveway custom stone topped surface the existing driveway and vehicle access areas must retain their exact shape width levels position 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 finely textured stone appearance with subtle aggregate variation and natural material depth avoid conventional dark asphalt large format concrete paving exposed oversized aggregate or decorative paving patterns the driveway should complement the colorbond dune cladding silvertop ash timber and australian native landscape palette 6 sunlight direction front lit architectural photography critical maintain a front lit lighting arrangement with the primary sunlight originating from behind the camera and projecting towards the residence the sunlight must illuminate the visible building facades gable roof planes and central alfresco area from the viewer s side avoid backlighting or positioning the sun behind the building the lighting must produce natural physically accurate shadows consistent with the existing building geometry and elevated camera viewpoint direct sunlight should penetrate the two open roof voids within the central alfresco creating realistic areas of sunlight and shadow across the timber decking beneath maintain accurate shadow relationships between the gable roof forms central roof covered walkway structural posts and surrounding landscape use warm clear australian daylight with realistic atmospheric illumination balanced exposure and naturally defined architectural shadows the roof and facade materials should retain their true colours without excessive warming artificial highlights or exaggerated reflections the sunlight direction must be achieved without moving the camera rotating the building or altering any architectural geometry 7 photographic style and atmosphere create a premium architectural photograph of a completed contemporary australian coastal home suitable for publication in a leading architecture and design magazine the final image should have the visual quality of a professional architectural photography shoot combining exceptional material realism with natural environmental context emphasise authentic colorbond dune cladding colours and profiles natural silvertop ash timber grain and subtle tonal variation crisp architectural rooflines and refined construction detailing realistic glazing reflections and interior transparency natural sunlight across the roof planes facades and alfresco carefully composed australian native landscaping highly realistic lawn and custom stone driveway textures balanced natural colour grading and restrained cinematic contrast physically accurate shadows ambient occlusion and reflected light photographic clarity without exaggerated sharpness or artificial cgi effects retain the exact elevated three quarter overview perspective of the original input image do not lower the camera to eye level introduce a drone style repositioning widen the lens or alter the composition the finished image must resemble a real architectural project photographed from the identical elevated viewpoint 8 strict negative prompt do not change the building geometry proportions roof pitches roof ridges gable profiles fascia lines roof voids structural elements or architectural massing do not change the camera position camera height perspective focal length zoom image scale aspect ratio cropping or composition do not reposition either pavilion or alter the connecting central roof do not close cover resize or relocate the two alfresco roof voids do not change the covered walkway or pergola geometry post spacing or roof configuration do not open any windows or doors do not substitute black aluminium frames for the specified timber window frames do not change colorbond dune to a darker lighter or different cladding colour do not replace silvertop ash with alternative timber finishes do not extend garden beds into the lawn or replace existing lawn areas with landscaping do not alter the driveway footprint or replace the custom stone topped finish with asphalt or conventional concrete do not introduce additional buildings structures fences paths retaining walls or architectural features not present in the input image do not reverse the sunlight direction or create strong backlighting avoid exaggerated vegetation excessive saturation unrealistic materials distorted perspective artificial reflections and computer generated visual effects 9 rendering priority apply the following priorities in strict order absolute architectural geometry preservation maintain the exact two pavilion configuration gable roofs central alfresco roof two open roof voids and all existing structural elements absolute camera and scale preservation retain the original elevated perspective framing image dimensions and building positioning front lit sunlight accuracy sunlight originating behind the camera naturally illuminating the visible building elevations and alfresco material accuracy colorbond dune nail strip standing seam cladding natural silvertop ash timber and complementary finishes closed glazing all windows and doors remain fully closed with no changes to their original configurations landscape preservation lawn remains lawn native landscaping remains within existing garden beds and the driveway retains its footprint with a custom stone topped finish photographic realism exceptional material detailing natural environmental lighting and premium editorial architectural photography final objective produce an exceptionally photorealistic cinematic architectural overview of the supplied contemporary australian coastal residence the output must preserve the exact geometry camera perspective image scale framing building proportions and architectural positioning of the original input image the two gable roofed pavilions connecting central alfresco roof two open roof voids covered walkway glazing arrangements lawn boundaries and driveway footprint must remain completely unchanged apply the specified colorbond dune and silvertop ash material palette refined australian native landscaping realistic natural lawn and premium custom stone topped driveway illuminate the architecture with front lit australian daylight originating from behind the camera creating natural sunlight penetration through the alfresco roof voids the final result must look like a completed professionally photographed architectural project with no redesign geometric distortion camera movement or compositional alteration
