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Preserve the architecture exactly as provided. Do not redesign, simplify, reinterpret, move, add, or remove any part of the building or roof structure.

Push the image further toward an artistic architectural illustration rather than a realistic render.

Create a more abstract and atmospheric cyanotype mood:

soft watercolor washes
layers of mist and fog
subtle ink bleeds
cyanotype chemical textures
traces of water and moisture
delicate fading edges
painterly depth instead of realistic detail

The building remains the sharp focal point, while the surroundings dissolve into abstraction.

Remove all sculptures, monuments, stairs, piers, docks, platforms, and architectural objects around the building.

Create a continuous natural riverside embankment extending across the entire scene.

Water should appear only in the foreground, forming a calm reflective surface.

The shoreline should feel organic, elegant and understated.

The trees should become more varied and artistic:

different densities
layered silhouettes
partially disappearing into fog
loose watercolor forms
not individually rendered

Avoid repetitive rows of trees.

The background should fade into atmospheric layers rather than showing detailed city elements.

Reduce visual noise and literal details.

Allow parts of the roof tip and outer structure to gradually dissolve into mist and watercolor textures, creating a transition between architecture and atmosphere.

Emphasize the concept of water, cooling, evaporation and memory through abstract visual language rather than realistic landscape design.

Architectural competition illustration quality.

Poetic, atmospheric, elegant, restrained, conceptual.

No text.
No labels.
No typography.
No people as focal elements.
No monuments.
No hard edges in the landscape.
No photorealism., keep exact camera angle

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