- Prompt
- Use the attached architectural model as the strict geometry and composition reference. Transform it into a photorealistic two-story Andalusian villa without changing the original building massing, floor heights, façade divisions, arch positions, opening sizes, column locations, parapet lines, steps, balconies, or camera angle. The façade consists of multiple connected volumes with projecting and recessed sections. Preserve the exact three-quarter perspective shown in the reference, displaying the long front façade and the right-side wing. Maintain all tall, narrow Andalusian arched openings, the large double-height entrance arches, recessed arcades, upper-level balconies, paired arches, and corner openings exactly as modeled. Finish the main exterior walls in warm beige–off-white textured stucco with subtle natural variation. Add restrained layered GRC surrounds to the large arches and selected openings. Use highly detailed off-white GRC for the existing Andalusian ornamental panels above the arcades, including geometric arabesque patterns, small horseshoe arches, slender round columns, and carved capitals. Follow the exact location, scale, and arrangement of every decorative panel shown in the reference; do not add ornamentation to plain wall areas. Finish the continuous stepped roof parapet with warm terracotta decorative brickwork, preserving its exact height, profile, corners, and changes in level. The taller left parapet feature should remain off-white and retain its sequence of narrow arched cutouts. Any visible inner walls within the deep arcades should be finished in warm terracotta brick, creating contrast with the light exterior façade. Limit natural dark-brown wood strictly to the entrance and exterior doors and the soffits or ceilings inside the covered balconies and arcades. Do not add wooden pergolas, projecting timber beams, window screens, façade cladding, railings, or other timber decorations. Use light beige or off-white decorative metal/GRC geometric screens for the balcony railings and ornamental infill panels. Add traditional bronze Andalusian hanging lanterns selectively inside the double-height entrance and recessed arcades. Use dark-framed glazing only where openings require windows or doors, while keeping the arches visually dominant. Surround the villa with refined Mediterranean landscaping suitable for a pool courtyard: pale natural-stone paving, a clear blue swimming pool in the foreground, low agave and yucca plants, palms, ornamental grasses, bougainvillea, terracotta pots, and minimal elegant outdoor furniture. Keep landscaping clear of the architectural openings and steps. Render with warm late-afternoon sunlight, soft golden illumination, realistic deep shadows inside the arcades, physically accurate materials, high-detail GRC carvings, realistic brick texture, subtle weathering, balanced contrast, clear sky, eye-level three-quarter perspective matching the reference, ultra-photorealistic architectural visualization, 4K quality. Negative prompt: changing the building geometry, redesigning the façade, moving or resizing openings, adding extra floors, changing the camera angle, excessive GRC decoration, ornamentation on plain walls, timber cladding, wooden railings, wooden window screens, projecting wooden pergolas, modern curtain walls, classical European details, pitched roofs, bright-white walls, dark façade colors, glossy finishes, oversized vegetation, people, vehicles, text, logos, distorted arches, or incorrect proportions.
- Created
- August 4, 2026
