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Edit the provided architectural visualization while preserving the original design, composition, camera angle, geometry and overall appearance.

Make only subtle improvements to the realism and quality of the existing textures and materials. Enhance the natural appearance of surfaces such as wood, stone, concrete, fabrics and vegetation by adding very subtle variations, realistic roughness, micro-details and natural imperfections. Keep the original colors, materials and overall visual style unchanged.

Do not redesign or replace any elements. Do not add new objects. Do not change the architecture, proportions, lighting setup, camera perspective or composition.

In the foreground, slightly soften and blur the existing elements such as bushes/plants and sun loungers. They should remain recognizable and in the same positions, but appear slightly out of focus, creating a natural depth-of-field effect and giving more visual emphasis to the main architecture and background.

The final result should look like a high-end photorealistic architectural visualization, but still clearly remain the same original render. Keep the changes subtle, natural and realistic — avoid over-sharpening, excessive texture detail, artificial materials or a heavily edited look.

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