IMAGE-TO-IMAGE. Use the reference image as the base and KEEP THE GEOMETRY 100% UNCHANGED blue steel frame, walls, openings, camera view, platform position. Do not move or reshape any architectural elements. Only remove wrong furniture/lighting and add required safety elements + projection setup.

STRICT REMOVALS MANDATORY:
- Remove ALL tables and ALL chairs/stools completely.
- Remove ALL decorative pendant/track spotlights that illuminate the projection wall or create glare. There must be NO lighting that disturbs the projector image.

SPACE FUNCTION:
This is a projection/critique zone for architecture presentations. The main focus is the projected content on the wall, not seating or working at tables.

PROJECTOR MANDATORY:
- Keep/add a projector aimed at the wall.
- The projection must be clearly visible and high-contrast.
- Content: architecture-related plans, sections, axonometric diagrams. NO readable text, NO logos.

LIGHTING MANDATORY — projector-friendly:
- Overall lighting should be dim / low ambient, “presentation mode”.
- Use only minimal indirect light for safe movement very subtle wall-wash or floor-level guidance, but do not wash out the projection.
- No ceiling spotlights hitting the projection wall.

STAIR FIXING + SAFETY VERY IMPORTANT:
- The stair must look structurally connected and stable no floating steps. Connect the steps with a realistic support system:
 - either a central stringer Mittelholm or concealed side stringers,
 - with proper brackets/attachments to the blue steel structure.
- Add proper handrails and guardrails:
 - Handrail along the stair.
 - Glass or metal guardrail along the open edges near the stair and around the platform perimeter fall protection.
 - Use clear safety glass with slim metal posts/clamps + a simple top rail.
Everything must look realistically attached no floating glass.

MATERIALS / COLORS:
- Everything blue stays bright saturated blue and reads as painted steel profiles no hue shift.
- Walls: clean white/very light panels MDF/HPL, not concrete.
- Floor: light exposed concrete / light neutral floor, clean and matte not shiny.

BACKGROUND:
Keep the environment neutral and minimal, no extra furniture clutter.

QUALITY CONTROL:
No warped geometry, no melted edges, no distorted perspective, no stretched textures. Keep it clean and believable.

Output: a clean projector presentation zone with a visible projection, no tables/chairs, dim projector-friendly lighting, and safe code-like railings + properly supported stairs, while keeping the original forms unchanged.

, keep exact camera angle

PromptIMAGE-TO-IMAGE. Use the reference image as the base and KEEP THE GEOMETRY 100% UNCHANGED (blue steel frame, walls, openings, camera view, platform position). Do not move or reshape any architectural elements. Only remove wrong furniture/lighting and add required safety elements + projection setup.

STRICT REMOVALS (MANDATORY):
- Remove ALL tables and ALL chairs/stools completely.
- Remove ALL decorative pendant/track spotlights that illuminate the projection wall or create glare. There must be NO lighting that disturbs the projector image.

SPACE FUNCTION:
This is a projection/critique zone for architecture presentations. The main focus is the projected content on the wall, not seating or working at tables.

PROJECTOR (MANDATORY):
- Keep/add a projector aimed at the wall.
- The projection must be clearly visible and high-contrast.
- Content: architecture-related (plans, sections, axonometric diagrams). NO readable text, NO logos.

LIGHTING (MANDATORY — projector-friendly):
- Overall lighting should be dim / low ambient, “presentation mode”.
- Use only minimal indirect light for safe movement (very subtle wall-wash or floor-level guidance), but do not wash out the projection.
- No ceiling spotlights hitting the projection wall.

STAIR FIXING + SAFETY (VERY IMPORTANT):
- The stair must look structurally connected and stable (no floating steps). Connect the steps with a realistic support system:
 - either a central stringer (Mittelholm) or concealed side stringers,
 - with proper brackets/attachments to the blue steel structure.
- Add proper handrails and guardrails:
 - Handrail along the stair.
 - Glass or metal guardrail along the open edges near the stair and around the platform perimeter (fall protection).
 - Use clear safety glass with slim metal posts/clamps + a simple top rail.
Everything must look realistically attached (no floating glass).

MATERIALS / COLORS:
- Everything blue stays bright saturated blue and reads as painted steel profiles (no hue shift).
- Walls: clean white/very light panels (MDF/HPL), not concrete.
- Floor: light exposed concrete / light neutral floor, clean and matte (not shiny).

BACKGROUND:
Keep the environment neutral and minimal, no extra furniture clutter.

QUALITY CONTROL:
No warped geometry, no melted edges, no distorted perspective, no stretched textures. Keep it clean and believable.

Output: a clean projector presentation zone with a visible projection, no tables/chairs, dim projector-friendly lighting, and safe code-like railings + properly supported stairs, while keeping the original forms unchanged.

, keep exact camera angle

Date16 February 2026