- Prompt
- Transform this existing school into a **Contemporary Najdi architectural style with refined Salmani influence inspired by Riyadh**.
This is a FAÇADE RENOVATION, NOT a new building design.
STRICTLY PRESERVE:
• Exact building massing, footprint, height and number of floors
• Existing structural volumes
• Main entrance location
• Existing window locations and general rhythm
• EXACT original camera position, angle, perspective and street relationship
The final image must clearly remain THIS SAME SCHOOL from the SAME VIEWPOINT.
ARCHITECTURAL DIRECTION:
Upgrade the façade into a sophisticated contemporary Riyadh public-school identity.
Use:
• Warm Riyadh limestone, sand, beige and soft off-white tones
• Contemporary textured plaster and limited natural stone
• Dark bronze or warm-neutral window frames
• Clean rectangular geometry
• Deep recessed openings and strong shadow lines
• Contemporary sun-shading
• Simple architectural frames grouping existing windows
• Balanced solid-and-void composition
• Minimal abstract Najdi references
Create a contemporary architectural expression rather than traditional Najdi decoration.
GLASS:
Increase the contemporary presence of glass while respecting existing openings. Use realistic high-performance glazing with slim dark-bronze frames. The entrance may have larger recessed glazing to feel more open and contemporary.
Do NOT create a full curtain wall.
ENTRANCE:
Upgrade the existing central entrance into a clean, contemporary and welcoming school entrance. Remove visual clutter and use recessed glazing, shade, warm natural materials and simple modern geometry.
NAJDI + SALMANI CHARACTER:
Express Riyadh identity through simplicity, human scale, climatic response, deep shade, natural local materials, strong wall-to-opening proportions and architectural restraint.
Najdi identity must come from **proportion, depth, material, shade and geometry — NOT applied ornament.**
The overall appearance should be clearly CONTEMPORARY, with subtle Najdi DNA and refined Salmani character.
COLORS:
Use a cohesive Riyadh-inspired palette: warm limestone, natural sand, muted beige, soft off-white and restrained darker accents.
NO bright turquoise, blue, green, orange or saturated façade colors.
SIGNAGE:
Remove all existing large signs, posters, banners, graphics, flags and visual clutter.
Replace them with ONE clean, professionally integrated Arabic school sign using the school name visible in the original image. Keep it minimal and architecturally integrated. Do not invent additional text.
CRITICAL:
Do NOT change the massing.
Do NOT add/remove floors or major volumes.
Do NOT relocate the entrance.
Do NOT substantially relocate windows.
Do NOT change camera angle or perspective.
Do NOT generate a different school.
Do NOT create historical or traditional Najdi architecture.
Do NOT use arches or excessive patterns.
Do NOT make it look like a villa, hotel, mosque or commercial building.
Final result: **the same existing school, same geometry and exact viewpoint, professionally renovated as a realistic Contemporary Najdi public school reflecting Riyadh’s Salmani architectural identity.**
Photorealistic, realistic buildable materials, natural Riyadh daylight.
- Created
- August 30, 2026
