Refine the existing south facade of a mid-rise residential building in Lebanon with an elevated contemporary architectural expression, while maintaining the approved massing, structure, floor heights, balcony locations, and window openings. Do not alter the building footprint or structural system.

Strengthen the facade composition by transforming the central vertical stone zone into a clear architectural feature, remove the continuous vertical fins or deep shadow gaps.

the selective balcony framing using subtle plaster U-shaped frames or recessed surrounds on alternating floors should not block view on the outer side of each balcony east and west. Introduce wooden louvers on the outer side of the balcony that do not have frames on them. Maintain existing balcony dimensions and railing design.

Enhance depth and shadow on the south elevation through deeper window reveals, recessed balcony soffits, and carefully controlled facade layering.

Optionally introduce a single, restrained vertical timber accent within the central bay only, matching the tone and proportion of the approved east facade timber element. Use timber sparingly and as an accent, not a dominant feature.

Material palette to remain limited and realistic: natural Lebanese limestone, warm off-white plaster, wood-framed windows, dark metal railings, and minimal timber accent if used.

Architectural style: contemporary Mediterranean residential, refined, confident, and cohesive with the approved north and east facades.

Lighting: realistic daylight, clear shadow definition, south-facing sun exposure.

Output: high-quality architectural render, realistic materials, professional architectural visualization, no stylization., keep exact camera angle

PromptRefine the existing south facade of a mid-rise residential building in Lebanon with an elevated contemporary architectural expression, while maintaining the approved massing, structure, floor heights, balcony locations, and window openings. Do not alter the building footprint or structural system.

Strengthen the facade composition by transforming the central vertical stone zone into a clear architectural feature, remove the continuous vertical fins or deep shadow gaps.

the selective balcony framing using subtle plaster U-shaped frames or recessed surrounds on alternating floors should not block view on the outer side of each balcony (east and west). Introduce wooden louvers on the outer side of the balcony that do not have frames on them. Maintain existing balcony dimensions and railing design.

Enhance depth and shadow on the south elevation through deeper window reveals, recessed balcony soffits, and carefully controlled facade layering.

Optionally introduce a single, restrained vertical timber accent within the central bay only, matching the tone and proportion of the approved east facade timber element. Use timber sparingly and as an accent, not a dominant feature.

Material palette to remain limited and realistic: natural Lebanese limestone, warm off-white plaster, wood-framed windows, dark metal railings, and minimal timber accent if used.

Architectural style: contemporary Mediterranean residential, refined, confident, and cohesive with the approved north and east facades.

Lighting: realistic daylight, clear shadow definition, south-facing sun exposure.

Output: high-quality architectural render, realistic materials, professional architectural visualization, no stylization., keep exact camera angle

Date23 January 2026

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