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Refine the architectural illustration while preserving the building exactly as designed. The building must remain the clear visual focus and dominant element of the composition.

Reduce the visual weight of the foreground. The public square, paving, vegetation, people, and urban elements should gradually dissolve into soft atmosphere, light mist, and painterly abstraction. They should provide depth, scale, and life without competing for attention with the architecture.

Use subtle fog, atmospheric perspective, softened edges, and lighter tonal contrast in the foreground so that it gently recedes into the composition. The foreground should feel elegant, poetic, and understated rather than highly detailed or visually dominant.

At the same time, enrich and develop the sky. Create a more sophisticated and expressive sky with layered clouds, subtle tonal variations, atmospheric depth, and painterly light. The sky should feel carefully composed and artistically rendered, contributing to the overall mood and quality of the image.

The sky may contain soft watercolor effects, delicate cloud formations, subtle light gradients, and atmospheric depth, but should remain harmonious and secondary to the architecture.

The building remains the strongest element in the image through clarity, contrast, detail, and composition. The eye should immediately be drawn to the architecture.

Maintain the unified green facade with elegant tonal variation and white architectural details around windows, cornices, moldings, and facade articulation.

Continue using a refined architectural illustration style rather than photorealism: painterly, hand-rendered, atmospheric, and presentation-quality. Avoid CGI rendering, photographic effects, excessive realism, or rough sketch aesthetics.

The final image should resemble a high-end architectural competition illustration where the architecture is the undeniable focal point, framed by a soft atmospheric foreground and a beautifully crafted sky that enhances the composition without distracting from the building.

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