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Strictly transform this exact architectural floor plan into a high-end, jury-level interior render of a university faculty common space.

CRITICAL: Do not change, reinterpret, or redesign the plan. Preserve all walls, circulation paths, furniture placements, zoning, and spatial relationships exactly as shown. No additions, no removals, no geometric distortion.

Program: university faculty interior including cafeteria (kantin), clustered student seating areas with round tables, central social interaction zone, and vertical circulation core (elevator).

Architectural approach: contemporary academic architecture, clean, rational, and highly legible spatial organization. Emphasize functional clarity and circulation hierarchy.

Materials (realistic and restrained):
– seamless polished concrete flooring (light grey)
– natural oak wood wall panels and furniture accents
– acoustic suspended ceiling panels (white, modular grid)
– matte black steel details (frames, lighting elements)
– glass partitions near circulation areas
– subtle terrazzo or composite surfaces in cafeteria zone

Furniture: keep original layout exactly, but upgrade to high-end modern university furniture — ergonomic chairs, modular seating, soft lounge elements in central zone, cafeteria service line clearly readable.

Lighting (VERY IMPORTANT):
– soft natural daylight entering from large facade openings (not directly visible but affecting shadows)
– realistic global illumination
– linear LED fixtures integrated into ceiling grid
– warm ambient secondary lighting (3000–3500K)
– balanced exposure, no overblown highlights

Atmosphere: calm, intellectual, contemporary university environment; semi-active but not crowded.

Users: few students placed naturally (reading, laptop use, quiet conversation), do not overcrowd, keep architecture dominant.

Camera setup:
– eye-level perspective (approx. 1.6m height)
– 24mm wide-angle lens
– slightly diagonal view capturing depth, cafeteria, and seating zones together
– strong spatial readability and perspective lines

Composition:
– clearly show zoning (kantin / seating / central hub)
– emphasize circulation paths and openness
– maintain symmetry and balance from the plan

Detail level:
– ultra realistic textures (PBR materials)
– subtle imperfections (floor reflection variation, fabric texture, edge wear)
– realistic props: laptops, trays, coffee cups, books
– indoor plants for spatial softness (minimal and controlled)

Rendering style:
– ultra photorealistic architectural visualization
– global illumination, ray tracing
– high dynamic range
– sharp focus with slight depth of field
– 8K resolution quality

Mood: professional, refined, competition-level presentation quality

Negative constraints:
– no redesign
– no futuristic exaggeration
– no unrealistic colors
– no deformation of plan
– no extra walls or furniture beyond given layout

Output should look like a professional architectural visualization prepared for a university design jury.

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