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**Realistic Architectural Rendering Prompt**

Render the provided architectural 3D model into a high-quality, photorealistic architectural visualization. Preserve the original design, geometry, dimensions, proportions, building massing, layout, openings, façade details, and camera angle exactly as provided.

**Material Preservation:** Use the materials, textures, colors, finishes, and surface properties already assigned in the model. Do not replace, redesign, recolor, or introduce new materials. Enhance only the realism of the existing materials through physically accurate lighting, natural reflections, realistic roughness, bump mapping, texture depth, and appropriate surface response.

**Lighting and Environment:** Use realistic global illumination, physically accurate sunlight, soft natural shadows, balanced exposure, ambient occlusion, and realistic indirect lighting. Create natural daylight with accurate highlights and shadows, avoiding overexposure, excessive contrast, artificial glow, or oversaturated colors.

**Rendering Quality:** Achieve professional photorealism with high-resolution textures, physically based rendering (PBR), realistic reflections, accurate material behavior, detailed surface imperfections, natural color grading, and a refined architectural photography aesthetic.

**Context and Details:** Preserve the existing site context and all modeled architectural elements. Do not add unrequested furniture, people, landscaping, decorative elements, façade features, or other objects. If the model includes these elements, enhance their realism without changing their design.

**Camera and Composition:** Maintain the original camera position, viewing angle, perspective, framing, and focal length. Keep vertical lines straight and architectural proportions accurate.

**Final Output:** Produce a clean, crisp, high-resolution, photorealistic architectural render suitable for a professional architecture portfolio and presentation. The result should look like a real photograph of the completed building, not a stylized illustration or a redesigned architectural concept.
And add tree and and road.

**Strict rule: Improve realism only. Do not change the original design or the materials already assigned.**

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