- Prompt
- Create a photorealistic material replacement of the existing architectural image. Important: Keep the building exactly as it is. Do not change the architecture, proportions, perspective, camera position, framing, roof shape, windows, columns, balconies, or any structural elements. The only changes should be the materials and finishes described below. Material Changes Replace the entire exposed front column structure with light natural timber (high-quality glulam or laminated spruce) with a fine, elegant finish and visible natural wood grain. Replace the balcony railings with slender light timber railings, while keeping the existing design and proportions. Replace the railings of the external emergency staircases with the same light natural timber to create a consistent architectural language. Replace all window frames with light natural timber window frames. The frames should have a refined, contemporary appearance with a warm, natural wood finish that complements the façade and structural timber. Façade Keep the façade as plaster. Change the plaster to a light, warm beige with a subtle creamy tone. The color should feel bright, soft, and elegant—not pure white, grey, or yellow. The façade should provide a gentle contrast to the timber elements while maintaining a warm, welcoming character. The plaster should have a fine mineral texture with a premium finish. Balcony Underside Important: The geometry of the underside must remain exactly as in the original image. Do not modify the structural design or proportions. Only replace the finish with light natural timber cladding, following the existing geometry precisely. The cladding should consist of narrow, clean timber boards with fine joints, creating a warm and high-quality appearance. Atmosphere Keep the existing spring setting, landscaping, lighting, and overall composition unchanged. Maintain the current number of people and the calm atmosphere. The architecture should remain the primary focus. Rendering Style Ultra-photorealistic architectural visualization, premium architectural photography, physically accurate materials, realistic timber grain, soft natural daylight, subtle reflections, high-resolution textures, elegant detailing, warm and inviting atmosphere, competition-quality rendering. Critical instruction: Preserve the original image exactly. Do not redesign or reinterpret the architecture. Only replace the materials: use light natural timber for the front structural frame, balcony railings, emergency stair railings, window frames, and the underside cladding, and apply a light warm beige plaster façade. Everything else—including the geometry, perspective, composition, and architectural design—must remain unchanged.
- Created
- July 15, 2026
