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Create a high-quality photorealistic aerial render of this construction site based strictly on the provided base image.

CRITICAL:
- Maintain the exact site layout, geometry, building footprints, fencing, roads, and terrain.
- Do NOT add, remove, or reposition any buildings or site features.
- Preserve all existing fencing exactly as shown (alignment, extents, and boundaries).

3D vs 2D REQUIREMENT (VERY IMPORTANT):
- Only the four defined site work zones are to be rendered in full 3D and photorealistic detail.
- All surrounding buildings and background structures must remain flattened and image-based (2D), blending seamlessly with the aerial imagery.
- Remove any semi-3D or inconsistent model appearance in the background.
- Ensure a clear visual hierarchy: focus areas = 3D, all other areas = 2D photo context.

SITE AREAS:
- Clearly define the four (4) fenced work zones:
  1. Three (3) refurbishment zones within existing buildings:
     - Keep buildings structurally unchanged.
     - Apply subtle refurbishment cues only (minor façade clean-up, roof improvement).
     - Maintain realistic but restrained detail.
  2. One (1) active construction zone:
     - Show building under construction with full perimeter scaffolding.
     - Include realistic scaffolding, edge protection, and partially complete external finishes.
     - Keep it organised and professional (not cluttered).

BUILDINGS (FOCUS ZONES ONLY):
- Ensure all buildings within the four site areas are fully 3D and realistic.
- Apply consistent materials:
  - Metal cladding, concrete panels, roofing sheets
- Add subtle roof elements (plant, vents) but keep minimal.

FENCING:
- Retain all fencing exactly as shown.
- Upgrade to realistic construction fencing (mesh panels, posts, slight shadowing).
- Ensure fencing clearly defines each of the four work zones.

ENVIRONMENT:
- Maintain the existing rural / industrial setting (dry grass, dirt, sparse vegetation).
- Enhance ground textures within the 3D zones only (compacted dirt, gravel, worn pavement).
- Keep background terrain consistent with the original aerial image (no added landscaping).

LIGHTING & CAMERA:
- Maintain the exact aerial perspective and angle.
- Use natural daylight (midday lighting, soft realistic shadows).
- Match lighting across 3D and 2D areas so the scene reads as one cohesive image.

DETAILING:
- Add realism only within the 3D work zones:
  - Light weathering
  - Soft shadows and contact points
  - Material texture variation
- Keep background areas visually soft and photo-based (not overworked).

STYLE:
- Ultra-realistic, clean, and suitable for a construction staging/tender visual.
- No cinematic effects, no stylisation.

RESTRICTIONS:
- Do NOT generate additional buildings, site elements, or scenery.
- Do NOT convert the entire image into 3D—background must remain 2D.
- Do NOT alter fence positions or create new work zones.
- Do NOT introduce cranes, vehicles, or people unless already visible.

OUTPUT:
- A crisp photorealistic aerial render with clear distinction between:
  - 3D active work zones (refurbishment + construction with scaffolding)
  - 2D surrounding context (existing site and background)

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