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Edit the uploaded image while preserving the original architecture, composition, camera perspective, lighting, materials, colors, and overall atmosphere. The building geometry, proportions, façade design, background, and all existing architectural elements must remain exactly as they are. Do not alter the camera angle or modify any existing objects. The architecture should remain the primary focus.

The only modification is the introduction of vertical sliding fabric screens for sun protection on both floors of the kindergarten. The fabric panels should be positioned along the outer edge of the balconies on both the ground floor and the upper floor, spanning between the existing wooden support columns. They are designed as movable vertical textile elements that slide horizontally along the balcony edge, suggesting a flexible shading system.

The fabric panels should appear lightweight, elegant, and seamlessly integrated into the architecture. Use a range of natural green tones, from soft sage green and moss green to deeper plant-inspired greens. The panels should be semi-transparent, allowing the windows, façade, and parts of the building behind them to remain visible. Their translucency should create a subtle layered effect between the architecture, the shading elements, and the surrounding greenery.

The fabric should have a realistic woven textile texture with subtle folds, natural light transmission, and convincing shadowing. The panels should be shown in different positions along the façade rather than forming a continuous uniform screen. Some sections may be fully extended, others partially open or stacked, creating variation, depth, and a natural appearance that reflects how the system would be used in everyday operation.

All added textile elements must respond realistically to the existing lighting conditions and integrate naturally with the wooden structure. The shading system should enhance the architectural expression without dominating it. Do not change the building geometry, proportions, structural system, façade design, or the original architectural concept. No other aspect of the image should be modified.

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