- Prompt
- Keep my original image EXACTLY as it is.
Do NOT redesign, reconstruct, reinterpret, complete, improve, or modify any part of the architecture.
The geometry of my project is completely LOCKED. Every wall, volume, roof, opening, stair, terrace, courtyard, void, platform, landscape element, proportion, height, position, and spatial relationship must remain EXACTLY unchanged.
Do not add anything.
Do not remove anything.
Do not move anything.
Do not create new architectural elements.
Do not borrow any architectural elements from the reference image.
The reference image is ONLY a MATERIAL + LIGHTING reference.
Take ONLY its material appearance, textures, colors, light quality, shadows, reflections, and photographic realism.
Now convert my original image into a **highly photorealistic architectural visualization**, while keeping the original image itself unchanged in terms of design and geometry.
The goal is NOT to redesign or reconstruct the project.
The goal is simply:
**SAME IMAGE + SAME ARCHITECTURE + SAME FORM + SAME COMPOSITION, but photorealistic materials and realistic lighting.**
Make materials physically realistic and detailed, with natural textures, subtle imperfections, realistic reflections, realistic shadows, and believable light.
Keep the exact original camera view, perspective, framing, orientation, aspect ratio, and image dimensions.
**If something is unclear in the original image, DO NOT invent or redesign it. Keep its original appearance and geometry.**
The reference image must influence ONLY materials and lighting — NOTHING ELSE.
For the background behind the existing project, add a natural layer of realistic trees and, behind the trees, a subtle urban cityscape with realistic buildings.
The trees and city buildings must be **properly scaled and placed according to the existing perspective and camera view**. They should naturally follow the depth and perspective of the original image and feel like a real surrounding urban environment.
Do NOT let the background elements overlap, cover, or alter any part of my existing architecture. Do not add landscaping or buildings within the project itself. The trees and cityscape should exist **only in the background behind the project**.
Keep the background visually realistic and slightly atmospheric, with natural depth and perspective, so it feels like a real architectural photograph of my project in an urban setting.
**The added trees and cityscape must never change or influence the architecture of my project.**
- Created
- August 10, 2026
