render the attached rhino model exactly as shown preserve the geometry proportions roof forms pathway layout plot boundaries camera angle and all architectural details the rhino model is the final design do not redesign or reinterpret any architectural element only apply realistic materiality and contextual landscape the project is a climate responsive retreat located in tierras morenas guanacaste costa rica materials apply realistic materials while preserving every modeled element foundations exposed cast concrete pad footings structure beneath the floor lightweight brushed aluminium frame floor platforms smooth exposed cast concrete slabs not timber decking interior structural frame treated guadua bamboo with natural honey brown colour and visible bamboo nodes roof framing brushed aluminium roof covering matte corrugated aluminium sheets with subtle weathering roof gutters and rainwater channels brushed aluminium roof vents retain the existing square roof vents exactly as modelled including the raised top cap do not modify or simplify the roof vents the landscape should feel like a productive tropical retreat rather than a resort garden maintain generous open ground around the buildings between the elevated pathways and the units integrate raised timber cultivation beds edible herbs vegetables companion planting medicinal plants mixed with banana papaya citrus heliconia ginger turmeric lemongrass native flowering shrubs the cultivation should be low and woven through the landscape allowing views between buildings while creating subtle privacy maintain the exact pathway geometry from the rhino model the pathway is elevated above the landscape and gently ramps between platform heights do not redesign the circulation produce a restrained architectural visualization rather than a photorealistic marketing image soft afternoon light natural colours slight atmospheric haze visible material textures keep the architecture crisp while allowing the landscape to remain slightly softer the image should resemble a high quality architectural competition rendering rather than cgi do not change building positions change roof geometry alter roof vent caps replace concrete floors with timber decking redesign the pathways move entrances change plot boundaries add buildings create ornamental ponds create rivers create luxury resort landscaping overfill the site with vegetation remove the openness between buildings change the camera angle add unnecessary furniture or decorative elements the architecture should remain the dominant visual element the landscape should feel curated but natural with productive planting integrated between the buildings rather than dense ornamental gardens maintain clear visual reading of every pavilion roof and pathway the walls of the pavilions where you can see there are is foldable wall panels made of 4cm wide bamboo slats with a 4cm gap between them and then has insect mesh in between to protect from insects etc and allow for continuous airflow meaning these panels are not completely closed off you can see through them furniture interior styling add carefully curated furniture while preserving the existing architecture and openness of the buildings the furniture should feel understated timeless and appropriate for a tropical ecological retreat avoid luxury resort furniture or contemporary showroom interiors collective pavilion upper right building this is the communal heart of the retreat between the two roof pavilions beneath the shared roof add two outdoor lounge chairs with a coffee table then on the left side of the unit is the collective lounge create a relaxed outdoor lounge include one bespoke built in sofa with a solid laurel wood frame and thick removable cushions upholstered in natural linen or heavy canvas cushion colours in warm off white olive green and muted burgundy two to four vintage lounge chairs in solid timber with woven cane rope or canvas seats do not use leather one low timber coffee table woven baskets handmade ceramic objects and a few books to create a calm domestic atmosphere the furniture should resemble pieces that have been locally crafted or carefully sourced over time rather than matching commercial furniture private living units within each of the three double living units where the sliding doors are open on the lower left corner of each interior add two lightweight lounge chairs one small round timber coffee table the furniture should be simple and naturally ventilated constructed from timber woven cane or canvas with natural linen upholstery avoid bulky sofas private terraces on the wrap around terrace beneath each roof suspend a woven hammock beneath the roof overhang the hammocks should be off white natural cotton or canvas and positioned to overlook the surrounding planting do not overcrowd the terraces the terraces should remain calm generous and open furniture material palette furniture should use locally sourced laurel timber woven cane woven rope canvas heavy natural linen removable cushion covers handcrafted ceramics woven baskets avoid leather upholstery polished marble chrome glossy finishes brightly coloured furniture oversized sectional sofas the furniture should feel lightweight handcrafted and appropriate for the humid tropical climate overall interior atmosphere the interiors should feel like a contemporary tropical home rather than a hotel furniture should appear curated rather than purchased as a matching collection the overall atmosphere should be calm natural and lived in
