- Prompt
- Use the attached architectural model as a strict reference for the geometry, façade composition, proportions, architectural elements, and camera angle. Transform the model into a photorealistic two-story Andalusian villa without altering, redesigning, simplifying, adding to, or removing any part of the original architecture. Preserve the exact eye-level three-quarter perspective and wide horizontal framing shown in the reference. Maintain the original building massing, floor heights, wall projections and recesses, façade widths, parapet heights, arch profiles, opening dimensions, column positions, balcony proportions, pergola geometry, entrance steps, platforms, railings, decorative screens, and all visible architectural details. The façade must retain exactly: The projecting two-story corner volume on the far left. The two narrow pointed arches at the left corner on both floors. The large stacked arched openings immediately beside them. The recessed upper balcony left of center with its existing horizontal pergola and geometric railing. The three detailed ground-floor Andalusian arches beneath this balcony, including the surrounding geometric screen, slender columns, capitals, and dark decorative collar details. The large central entrance composition with its tall pointed horseshoe arch, deep recessed doorway, stepped entrance platform, and layered rectangular GRC frame. The three upper-floor arches above the main entrance, including their surrounding geometric arabesque screen, slender columns, capitals, and decorative details. The two existing projecting wooden mashrabiya windows flanking the upper entrance arcade. The right-hand recessed upper balcony with its existing pergola and geometric railing. The three detailed ground-floor arches at the far right, including their geometric screen, columns, capitals, and narrow vertical proportions. The broad dark-grey stone steps and platforms extending along the base of the façade. Finish the entire exterior in one consistent warm beige–off-white textured stucco. Apply the same warm beige–off-white finish to every inner wall inside the entrance recess, balconies, arcades, and deep openings. All red brick currently visible in the model represents unfinished construction and must be completely covered with the same façade stucco. Do not leave any exposed red brick or use contrasting finishes inside the recessed spaces. Use a refined matte mineral-plaster finish with subtle natural tonal variation and restrained realistic weathering. The façade should read as warm beige–off-white rather than bright white, yellow, or grey. Render all existing arch borders, layered entrance frames, cornices, column details, capitals, geometric screens, and ornamental panels in finely detailed beige–off-white GRC. Preserve the exact profiles, depths, locations, patterns, and proportions shown in the model. The GRC ornamentation must appear finely crafted and elegant but must not be extended onto the plain wall surfaces or used to redesign the façade. Finish all existing balcony railings and large decorative panels above the three-arch compositions as beige–off-white GRC geometric Andalusian screens with intricate but refined arabesque patterns. Preserve their exact dimensions, divisions, frame thicknesses, locations, and heights. Retain the two projecting mashrabiya windows on either side of the upper entrance arcade. Render them in rich dark-brown natural wood with finely detailed traditional latticework, matching their existing shape, projection, brackets, frame divisions, and proportions. These two mashrabiya windows, the external doors, and the ceilings or soffits inside covered balconies and arcades are the only permitted dark wooden elements. Render the ceilings and soffits inside the covered balconies and arcades in dark-brown natural wood with a refined traditional finish. Install dark-brown wooden entrance doors only within the existing door openings. Do not introduce additional wooden screens, railings, beams, wall cladding, window frames, or façade decorations. Render every existing pergola in beige–off-white GRC or painted masonry matching the façade. Preserve the exact pergola beams, spacing, projection, supporting columns, and geometry shown in the reference. The pergolas must not be timber. Use dark recessed glazing or deep shadow only where required by the original openings. Add a limited number of traditional bronze Andalusian lanterns inside the deeper entrance and arcade recesses, providing a subtle warm glow without obscuring the architecture. Use pale beige natural-stone paving around the villa while preserving the existing broad dark-grey stone steps, entrance platforms, and base courses. Add restrained dry Mediterranean landscaping with low agave, yucca, ornamental grasses, bougainvillea, a few terracotta pots, and several small palms. Keep all vegetation low, sparse, and away from the façade so the entrance, arches, columns, mashrabiyas, decorative screens, and steps remain completely visible. Do not include a swimming pool, fountain, pond, or any other water feature. Render the scene in warm late-afternoon sunlight with soft golden illumination, realistic shadows, and deep natural shade inside the arcades and recessed balconies. Use physically accurate materials, finely detailed GRC, subtle stucco texture and weathering, realistic dark wood grain, natural stone paving, and a clear pale-blue sky. Match the attached reference exactly in camera position, eye level, three-quarter angle, lens perspective, image framing, and visible façade extent. Ultra-photorealistic, high-end architectural visualization, accurate scale, sharp architectural details, realistic material depth, balanced exposure, and 4K quality. Negative prompt: altered geometry, redesigned façade, changed camera angle, cropped façade, moved or resized openings, added or removed arches, modified arch profiles, missing columns, missing mashrabiya windows, altered balcony proportions, changed pergola geometry, additional floors, exposed red brick, brick-finished inner walls, contrasting interior walls, bright-white walls, dark exterior walls, yellow façade, excessive ornamentation, new decorative panels on plain walls, timber pergolas, additional wooden elements, wooden railings, wooden façade cladding, modern curtain walls, aluminium façades, classical European details, pitched roofs, glossy finishes, swimming pool, fountain, pond, water feature, oversized vegetation, vegetation covering the façade, people, vehicles, text, logos, distorted arches, incorrect proportions, unrealistic materials, cartoon appearance, low-detail surfaces, or blurry rendering.
- Created
- August 4, 2026