keep the house architecture massing rooflines windows doors stone placement colors lighting camera angle perspective driveway and overall landscaping exactly as shown in the existing rendering do not redesign or alter the structure of the home landscape surroundings remove all neighboring houses and residential structures visible on both the left and right sides of the image the home should feel like it is positioned on a more private spacious homesite on the left side of the property replace the neighboring house with a natural grouping of tall mature deciduous trees approximately 30 50 feet tall use realistic minnesota vegetation with varied heights irregular spacing layered foliage and natural understory planting do not create a perfectly spaced privacy screen behind the home create a long expansive view overlooking a natural minnesota wetland the rear landscape should open visually into the distance with low native wetland grasses meadow vegetation scattered shrubs and occasional distant trees create substantial depth so the wetland feels broad and expansive rather than like a dense forest directly behind the house allow glimpses of the distant wetland and horizon around the sides of the home particularly toward the right side reinforcing that the property backs up to a large open natural area wood grain siding accent introduce a small restrained amount of natural wood grain siding to the exterior as an architectural accent use a warm medium toned natural cedar wood appearance that complements the existing charcoal siding light stone and white upper gables allow archsynth to determine the most architecturally appropriate location for the wood siding focusing on one or two small accent areas only where it enhances the composition good potential locations include a small recessed wall plane entry area porch accent or another secondary architectural element keep the wood application intentional and minimal approximately 5 10 of the visible exterior at most do not replace large areas of the existing charcoal siding white gables or stone with wood do not make an entire major gable wood the wood should read as a subtle premium accent rather than becoming a dominant exterior material lighting realism maintain the existing soft dusk golden hour atmosphere pink purple evening sky warm interior window lighting realistic shadows and high end architectural photography quality the new trees wetland and wood siding must integrate naturally with the existing lighting material textures scale and photographic realism important do not add neighboring homes rooftops fences buildings or other man made structures to the background do not alter the home s architecture the final image should feel like a high end minnesota home on a private homesite framed by mature trees with a long open wetland view behind it and a subtle sophisticated natural wood accent incorporated into the exterior
