- Prompt
- Transform BOTH mosque elevations in the uploaded image into the same simplified architectural graphic style as the provided Najdi Architecture Design Guidelines cover.
Keep BOTH buildings and their differences exactly recognizable.
CRITICAL:
Do NOT redesign either mosque.
Do NOT change the massing, proportions, façade width, roofline, minaret position, openings, columns, entrance location or architectural composition.
The LEFT mosque must remain the Traditional Najdi version.
The RIGHT mosque must remain the Transitional Najdi version.
Change ONLY the VISUAL REPRESENTATION.
STYLE:
Convert the photorealistic renders into clean flat architectural front-elevation illustrations.
Match the reference cover:
- flat 2D elevation appearance
- orthographic front view
- simplified architectural silhouettes
- minimal linework
- no photorealistic textures
- no realistic shadows
- no perspective depth
- no sky
- no landscape
- no trees
- no cars
- no people
- no street furniture
- no signage or logos
- no text
Use a monochromatic warm Najdi palette:
soft sand / muted terracotta / dusty beige tones.
Represent walls as simple flat filled shapes.
Show windows, doors, arcades, columns, parapets, triangular motifs and minarets through subtle tonal differences only.
Simplify small details while preserving the essential architectural character.
LEFT:
Preserve the stronger Traditional Najdi expression:
pointed arcades, crenellated roofline, triangular motifs, recessed openings and traditional detailing.
RIGHT:
Preserve the Transitional Najdi expression:
cleaner rectangular openings, simplified colonnade, restrained triangular motifs, white horizontal roof/parapet bands and more abstract architectural detailing.
Place both elevations on one continuous flat baseline, like an architectural typology comparison.
Composition should feel like a professional architectural guideline illustration: clean, minimal, elegant, diagrammatic and suitable for a government design manual.
IMPORTANT:
This is a GRAPHIC STYLE CONVERSION ONLY.
Do not invent new architecture.
Do not merge the two designs.
Do not change their masses.
- Created
- August 22, 2026
