- Prompt
- Create an ultra-high-resolution, super photorealistic architectural rendering of the attached building model. The final image should resemble a professional architectural photograph with physically accurate lighting, realistic reflections, detailed material textures, soft shadows, ambient occlusion, and high dynamic range (HDR) lighting.
The architectural design must remain exactly as modeled. Do NOT modify the building geometry in any way. Preserve the exact building footprint, massing, proportions, roof profile, parapets, overhangs, balconies, columns, window and door locations, window and door sizes, trim, framing, and all façade articulations. Do not alter any architectural details or introduce new design elements.
Maintain every existing exterior material exactly as shown in the model. Do NOT replace or reinterpret any material. Vertical metal siding must remain vertical metal siding. Horizontal lap siding must remain horizontal lap siding. Wood-look siding at the first floor must remain wood siding. Stucco/fiber cement accent panels must remain the same finish. Concrete foundation walls, window frames, railings, soffits, fascia, and roofing materials must all remain unchanged.
You may ONLY change the colors of the existing materials while preserving their original texture, finish, scale, orientation, and material characteristics. Create a refined, modern architectural color palette with complementary colors that enhance the building's appearance without changing the material composition.
Do NOT add or remove any architectural features, windows, doors, balconies, columns, railings, roof elements, mechanical equipment, façade panels, trim, or site elements. Do not modify the landscaping layout, sidewalks, curbs, parking areas, or building orientation. Do not add trees, people, vehicles, outdoor furniture, signage, lighting fixtures, artwork, fences, or decorative elements that are not already present in the model.
Improve only the visual quality through realistic rendering techniques. Use premium-quality PBR (Physically Based Rendering) materials with accurate bump maps, normal maps, roughness, and reflectivity while maintaining the original material types. Enhance the realism of the glass with subtle reflections and interior depth, but do not change the window design.
Use natural daylight with soft, realistic shadows and balanced exposure. The image should have the appearance of a completed, professionally photographed building suitable for an architectural presentation, while remaining 100% faithful to the original model's design, proportions, material types, and layout.
MAKE IT DAYLIGHT NOT WITH GOLDEN HOUR.
- Created
- August 5, 2026
