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Keep the image exactly as it is. Do not change the architecture, camera perspective, building geometry, proportions, façade design, materials, colors, lighting, vegetation, landscape, or any other existing elements.

The only modification should be a reduction of the vertical textile sun-shading panels.

Remove approximately half of the existing fabric panels so that the remaining textile elements are distributed more sparsely across the façade. The goal is to create a rhythm where there is always a clear gap between two adjacent fabric panels. The remaining panels should appear as individual vertical elements with consistent spacing and a lighter, more open arrangement.

Maintain the existing characteristics of the textile screens:

same slender vertical proportions,
same semi-transparent woven fabric appearance,
same natural green color palette,
same realistic texture, folds, and light transmission,
same position behind the balcony railings and along the designated façade areas.

The remaining fabric panels should continue to look like an integrated architectural sun-shading system, with a balanced and elegant rhythm across the building.

Apart from removing approximately half of the textile panels, absolutely nothing else should be changed. The building, façade, greenery, windows, materials, lighting, and overall composition must remain exactly identical to the original image.

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