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Create a highly realistic architectural visualization of the provided residential building facade.

IMPORTANT — PRESERVE THE EXISTING DESIGN EXACTLY:
Do not change, redesign, add, remove, resize, relocate, or reinterpret any architectural element in the original facade. Preserve the exact building massing, proportions, floor heights, balconies, windows, doors, columns, walls, openings, parapets, railings, decorative elements, and overall composition. Keep the exact camera angle, perspective, framing, and geometry of the original design.

The main goal is to enhance the existing design through realistic materials, sophisticated lighting, and high-quality architectural visualization only.

Materials

Use premium, realistic exterior materials with accurate physical properties and detailed textures. Enhance the existing material selections without changing their locations or design intent.

Realistic natural stone / marble textures where already present.

High-quality exterior paint with subtle matte texture.

Realistic metal for railings, frames, and architectural details.

Realistic glass with natural reflections and slight transparency.

Clean, detailed material transitions and precise edges.

Realistic roughness, reflection, bump, and micro-texture.

Avoid exaggerated textures, excessive gloss, artificial patterns, or overly saturated colors.

Maintain the original color palette and material distribution of the facade.

Lighting

Create sophisticated, realistic architectural lighting that emphasizes the existing facade without modifying it.

Use a balanced combination of:

Soft natural daylight.

Warm architectural wall-washer lighting.

Subtle concealed LED lighting where lighting fixtures already exist or are logically integrated without altering the architecture.

Soft light inside the building through windows.

Realistic indirect illumination and global illumination.

Natural shadows with accurate depth and softness.

Subtle ambient occlusion around joints, corners, recesses, and material transitions.

The lighting should create a luxury residential atmosphere, highlighting the facade's depth, materials, balconies, and architectural details while remaining elegant and realistic.

Rendering Quality

Photorealistic architectural visualization, high-end real estate photography style, physically accurate materials, realistic reflections, realistic glass, accurate shadows, global illumination, ambient occlusion, detailed textures, clean geometry, realistic exposure, balanced contrast, natural color grading, sharp architectural details, realistic depth, and premium professional presentation.

The final result should look like a real professionally photographed residential building, not a CGI-looking image.

Do not redesign the facade. Do not introduce new architectural elements. Do not change the proportions, geometry, openings, balconies, windows, columns, or composition. Only improve the materials, lighting, realism, and rendering quality of the existing design.

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