Modify this architectural elevation drawing of a historic ice house. Keep the original façade almost untouched, including its symmetry, proportions and architectural details. Apply a localized intervention only in the central axis of the façade main entrance area. Intervention concept crystal / ice transformation Create a gradual transition from solid brick to transparent glass bricks. Start from the sides with original solid masonry. Toward the center, gradually replace bricks with glass bricks same module and rhythm. In the very center, create a fully transparent entrance made of glass. Vertical transformation At the bottom: more solid material brick Toward the top: more transparent glass bricks → glass The façade should appear as if it is dissolving or melting upward Connection to roof The transformation should continue upward and visually connect to the flowing roof canopy above The façade should feel like it is transforming into the roof structure Architectural logic Keep the original rhythm and grid of the façade Glass bricks should follow the same pattern as original masonry The intervention must feel subtle, respectful and reversible Entrance The entrance should be: transparent minimal framing visually open toward the interior and river beyond Style hand-drawn architectural sketch loose tablet drawing ink lines with light watercolor shading visible sketch strokes conceptual architectural intervention drawing Important do not redesign the whole building modify only the central part no text no labels no annotations, keep exact camera angle
PromptModify this architectural elevation drawing of a historic ice house. Keep the original façade almost untouched, including its symmetry, proportions and architectural details. Apply a localized intervention only in the central axis of the façade (main entrance area). Intervention concept (crystal / ice transformation) Create a gradual transition from solid brick to transparent glass bricks. Start from the sides with original solid masonry. Toward the center, gradually replace bricks with glass bricks (same module and rhythm). In the very center, create a fully transparent entrance made of glass. Vertical transformation At the bottom: more solid material (brick) Toward the top: more transparent (glass bricks → glass) The façade should appear as if it is dissolving or melting upward Connection to roof The transformation should continue upward and visually connect to the flowing roof canopy above The façade should feel like it is transforming into the roof structure Architectural logic Keep the original rhythm and grid of the façade Glass bricks should follow the same pattern as original masonry The intervention must feel subtle, respectful and reversible Entrance The entrance should be: transparent minimal framing visually open toward the interior and river beyond Style hand-drawn architectural sketch loose tablet drawing ink lines with light watercolor shading visible sketch strokes conceptual architectural intervention drawing Important do not redesign the whole building modify only the central part no text no labels no annotations, keep exact camera angle
Date22 March 2026
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