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Use the uploaded image as the exact geometric reference.

Preserve the main building, facade proportions, perspective, openings, structure, and overall composition exactly as shown in the original image. Do not redesign, modify, replace, or reinterpret the architecture.

The goal is to transform the image into a highly artistic architectural illustration created by hand by an experienced architect.

Use expressive freehand pencil drawing, ink sketching, layered linework, visible construction strokes, subtle hatching, marker washes, tonal shading, and atmospheric rendering. The result should feel handcrafted, poetic, and museum-quality rather than technical or digital.

Add artistic foreground elements that complement the architecture without distracting from it. Use abstract ground textures, loose sketch strokes, subtle vegetation impressions, fragmented shadows, soft landscape marks, and gestural artistic lines that create depth and atmosphere. The foreground should feel intentionally composed like an architectural presentation drawing rather than empty space.

Introduce neighboring buildings only as faint contextual architecture. Draw them as incomplete outlines, light silhouettes, atmospheric sketches, and soft background masses. They should remain secondary and visually subdued.

The main building must remain the visual focus. Use stronger line weights and richer tonal contrast on the building, while the surroundings gradually dissolve into lighter and more abstract sketchwork.

Windows should not appear blue or reflective. Render glazing with soft white, light grey, warm paper tones, subtle reflections, and delicate shading. Avoid flat solid fills. The windows should feel hand-rendered and integrated into the drawing rather than digitally colored.

No text.
No labels.
No annotations.
No dimensions.
No captions.
No watermarks.
No typography anywhere in the image.

The overall image should resemble a competition-winning architectural sketch, an exhibition illustration, or a page from a renowned architect's sketchbook. Elegant, atmospheric, expressive, artistic, imperfect, and deeply crafted by hand.

Emphasize composition, depth, mood, texture, craftsmanship, and architectural storytelling. Avoid photorealism, CAD aesthetics, vector graphics, or computer-generated appearance. The final result should feel like a unique work of architectural art.

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