edit this drone photograph the base image to render a completed modern townhome development onto the actual site using the two reference images as the guide for the buildings design materials and rooftop treatment placement and layout build the development on the block currently occupied by the cleared dirt lot the low tan warehouse building and the construction staging in the mid ground fronting the avenue that runs toward the downtown skyline replace that lot and warehouse entirely build exactly four 4 separate townhome complexes no more and no fewer arranged in a row one after another along the avenue each complex separated from the next by a gap a drive aisle breezeway each of the four complexes is a distinct cluster of attached modern townhomes arranged around a central drive or courtyard a u shaped block matching the arrangement shown in the reference rooftop plan fronting the avenue and extending back through the block toward the rear alley there must be four such complexes total evenly spaced across the site between the two cross streets design and materials from the reference images 3 to 4 story attached modern townhomes with a mixed fa ade palette of charcoal near black brick and warm red brown brick with white and limestone accents and warm wood accent panels black framed windows flat roofs with finished rooftop terraces featuring wood decking glass and metal railings small pergola covered structures lounge furniture and planters exactly in the style and quality of the reference images finish the streetscape with sidewalks street trees trimmed shrubs and tidy landscaping consistent with the references render the four complexes at correct scale orientation and perspective for this oblique aerial view sitting naturally and believably on the site keep everything else in the photograph exactly as it is the downtown nashville skyline the river all the surrounding existing buildings apartment blocks parking lots streets and the sky match the photograph s existing daylight sun direction and shadows render photorealistically as part of the original drone photo real brick and material textures believable shadows and scale natural integration with the surrounding blocks so it looks like a real aerial photograph of the finished development avoid oversaturation a fake hdr look and plastic cgi smoothness
