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Use the uploaded image as the exact reference composition.

Do not redesign, rearrange, or reinterpret the methodology.
Preserve the exact sequence, layout, proportions, spacing, and visual hierarchy of every frame.

The goal is only to elevate the drawing quality, making it look like a professional architectural concept sketch created by an experienced architect.

Style
Loose architectural pencil sketch.
Expressive graphite and black ink linework.
Soft hand-drawn strokes.
Architectural sketchbook quality.
Competition board presentation.
Clean white paper background.
Minimal monochrome palette.
Subtle graphite shading only.
Elegant line weight variation.
Crisp architectural perspective.
High-quality sketch rendering.
Museum-quality architectural presentation.
Preserve
Every mass transformation.
Every section cut.
Every circulation arrow.
Every environmental icon.
Every silhouette.
Every proportion.
Every step of the methodology.
The exact storyboard sequence.
Do NOT change
Do not add new ideas.
Do not remove any step.
Do not change the architecture.
Do not modify the building proportions.
Do not redesign the methodology.
Do not replace the diagrams.
Do not crop the composition.
Do not change the camera angle.
Do not make it photorealistic.
Do not add textures or materials.
Do not add colors.
Do not add decorative graphics.
Very Important

Absolutely no text, labels, titles, numbers, annotations, captions, dimensions, symbols, typography, logos, or watermarks anywhere in the image.

The final result should feel like it was drawn by an architect during the conceptual design phase, similar to the sketch presentation style of BIG, SANAA, OMA, Sou Fujimoto, Kengo Kuma, and MVRDV.

The methodology must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Only improve the craftsmanship, line quality, sketch expression, and architectural presentation.

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