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Create a high-quality photorealistic aerial render of this construction site representing the structural steel framing installation stage, based strictly on the provided base image.

CRITICAL:
- Maintain the exact site layout, building footprint, courtyard opening, fencing, roads, and terrain.
- Do NOT move, resize, or alter the building footprint or courtyard position.
- Preserve all fencing exactly as shown.

PRIMARY TASK – CONVERT MASS MODEL TO STRUCTURAL STEEL:
- The existing building is shown as a solid mass model.
- REMOVE the solid outer walls and roof appearance.
- REPLACE it with a fully detailed structural steel frame that matches the exact footprint and shape.

BUILDING GEOMETRY (VERY IMPORTANT):
- The structure must follow the exact square building footprint.
- Retain and clearly define the central open courtyard void.
- Steel framing must wrap around the courtyard, forming a continuous perimeter structure.
- Ensure correct proportions, alignment, and spacing across the full footprint.

STRUCTURAL STEEL DETAILING:
- Model a realistic steel frame system including:
  - Vertical steel columns
  - Primary and secondary beams
  - Perimeter framing around courtyard opening
- Add realistic member sizing and spacing (industrial/commercial scale).
- No cladding, walls, or roofing yet—frame only.

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY:
- Show early-stage steel erection:
  - Partially completed frame (not 100% enclosed if you want realism)
  - Some bays complete, others in progress
- Include minimal, appropriate equipment:
  - Small mobile crane or telehandler lifting steel members
  - Steel members stacked neatly within the site
- Keep site clean and controlled (Stanwell industrial standards).

MANDATORY – ALL OTHER BUILDINGS TO BE 3D:
- Convert ALL surrounding buildings in the image into fully 3D photorealistic models.
- Do NOT leave any buildings flat or 2D.

BUILDING STYLE (SURROUNDING):
- Industrial buildings consistent with a power station environment:
  - Metal cladding
  - Concrete panels
  - Sheet roofing
- Keep detailing subtle and realistic.

FENCING:
- Retain all fencing exactly as shown.
- Upgrade to realistic temporary construction fencing (mesh panels, posts, shadows).

GROUND & SITE CONDITIONS:
- Maintain prepared construction pad.
- Add subtle construction realism:
  - Light tyre tracks
  - Minor dust and surface variation
- Ensure steel columns connect logically to ground (pad footings implied).

ENVIRONMENT:
- Maintain dry, rural industrial setting consistent with Stanwell Power Station.
- No additional landscaping or vegetation.

LIGHTING & CAMERA:
- Maintain exact aerial perspective.
- Natural daylight (midday, soft shadows).
- Ensure consistent lighting across all elements.

DETAILING:
- Add realistic construction detail:
  - Steel surface finish (galvanised or primed steel)
  - Accurate shadows through frame (important for readability)
- Keep uncluttered and professional.

STYLE:
- Photorealistic, clear, and suitable for construction sequencing.
- No cinematic or stylised effects.

RESTRICTIONS:
- Do NOT show completed walls, façade, or full roofing.
- Do NOT alter the building footprint or courtyard geometry.
- Do NOT leave the building as a solid mass—must be converted to visible steel frame.
- Do NOT introduce new structures.

OUTPUT:
- A crisp photorealistic aerial render showing a structural steel frame building that matches the square footprint with central courtyard, clearly representing the steel erection stage.

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