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Use the attached render as the **base image** and apply **only the corrections listed below**. The goal is to fix specific inaccuracies while preserving the render in every other aspect.

**Do not change the camera position, perspective, focal length, framing, crop, composition, scale, proportions, or the architectural design.** The building must remain exactly the same. Do not redesign, reinterpret, simplify, or modify any architectural element that is not explicitly mentioned below.

### 1. Correct the wooden structural system

* Correct the timber structure so it accurately follows the architectural design.
* The horizontal timber beams that divide each floor level **must continue uninterrupted across the entire façade**. They should maintain the same height, thickness, alignment, and structural rhythm from one side of the building to the other.
* Do not leave gaps where these beams should continue.
* Keep all structural members consistent in size, spacing, and continuity.

### 2. Correct the site in front of the building

* **There is NO road in front of the building.**
* Remove any street, pavement, curb, parking area, or paved surface that appears in front of the project.
* Immediately after the wooden decks there is a strip of natural grass.
* After the grass there is a **natural creek (stream).**
* **The creek runs horizontally across the entire front of the building, parallel to the façade.** It extends continuously from the left side of the image to the right side of the image.
* The creek is **not perpendicular** to the building and does not flow toward it.
* The correct sequence is:

**Building → Wooden deck → Grass → Horizontal creek**

### 3. Improve realism and image quality

Improve the render to professional architectural visualization quality while preserving the exact architectural design.

* Increase overall image resolution.
* Improve the realism of the timber, glass, concrete, and metal materials.
* Use sharper, higher-resolution textures.
* Improve reflections and transparency of the glazing.
* Produce softer and more realistic shadows.
* Improve global illumination and indirect lighting.
* Eliminate rendering noise and blurry textures.
* Keep the same lighting direction and overall atmosphere.

### 4. Background

Replace the current background with a simple, elegant sky featuring soft daylight and subtle clouds.

The sky should remain clean and minimal so that it enhances the architecture without distracting from it.

### 5. People

Keep or add a few realistic people **on the right side of the building only**.

They should be naturally integrated into the scene, provide scale, and never obstruct the architecture.

### 6. Preserve everything else

Everything that is not explicitly mentioned above must remain unchanged.

* Do not modify the building geometry.
* Do not change the roof shape.
* Do not alter the façade.
* Do not change the glazing.
* Do not modify the dimensions or proportions.
* Do not change the camera.
* Do not crop differently.
* Do not zoom.
* Do not rotate the view.
* Do not redesign any architectural element.

The final result should look like **the exact same render**, with the same viewpoint and composition, but with the timber structure corrected, the horizontal creek correctly represented in front of the building, the continuous floor-level beams completed, a cleaner sky, improved photorealism, and higher overall rendering quality.


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