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Use the uploaded image strictly as the architectural reference and preserve the building exactly as designed. Do not alter the proportions, perspective, facade composition, windows, roof, structure, dimensions, or any architectural elements. The architecture must remain unchanged.

Transform the image into an artistic architectural visualization rather than a sketch or technical drawing. The result should feel like a high-end competition presentation image created by an architect and illustrator, balancing architectural precision with artistic atmosphere.

Render the facade in elegant shades of green, ranging from soft sage and botanical greens to deeper muted green tones. The green should be applied as a refined artistic surface treatment, with subtle tonal variation and depth rather than flat color.

Architectural details such as window frames, cornices, moldings, facade articulation, decorative elements, structural accents, edges, and all important facade features should be rendered in white and very light tones. The contrast between the green facade surfaces and the white architectural details should become a defining visual characteristic of the image.

Windows should remain light and elegant, using white, pale grey, or softly translucent tones. Avoid blue glazing, strong reflections, dark glass, or photorealistic materials.

Create a visually rich and atmospheric composition with painterly shading, soft gradients, artistic textures, and refined graphic depth. Introduce subtle vegetation, abstract foreground elements, atmospheric shadows, and carefully composed landscape treatment that enhances the architecture without competing with it.

Surrounding buildings may appear as simplified contextual forms with reduced contrast and limited detail, helping frame the main building while keeping it as the dominant subject.

The visual language should combine architectural illustration, watercolor rendering, contemporary architectural collage, and artistic visualization. The image should feel handcrafted and expressive, yet polished and presentation-ready.

No text. No labels. No dimensions. No annotations. No typography. No watermarks.

The final result should resemble a gallery-quality architectural visualization: sophisticated, artistic, atmospheric, and visually striking, with a green facade, white architectural detailing, elegant depth, and a carefully curated architectural presentation aesthetic.

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