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The original reference image must remain completely unchanged in terms of camera position and architecture. This is not a redesign or reinterpretation.

Do not change the camera position.
Do not change the perspective.
Do not change the focal length.
Do not change the viewing angle.
Do not change the framing or crop.
Do not move, add, remove, or resize any architectural element.
Do not alter the proportions of the building.
Do not reinterpret the design.

The final image must look as though the original architectural rendering has simply been transformed into a photorealistic photograph, while preserving the exact same viewpoint and geometry. The architecture must remain 100% identical to the reference image.

The building is a two-storey kindergarten, shown in full length in a frontal elevation, viewed from the garden. The entire façade must be visible exactly as in the original image, as if standing in the garden looking directly at the building.

A generous green lawn extends from the foreground up to the line of structural columns.

The main building volume is finished with a finely textured plaster in a warm sand-beige tone. The overall appearance should feel warm, welcoming, friendly, contemporary, and inviting for children.

All exposed metal elements—including window frames, the external steel structure, balcony railings, and other metal details—are finished in an elegant matte bronze color that harmonizes with the warm façade.

The façade contains 12 evenly spaced windows.

Each window consists of:

one large fixed center pane,
one operable sash on the left,
one operable sash on the right,
slim bronze-colored aluminum frames.

The parapet height is approximately 40 cm, resulting in generous glazing.

A lightweight exposed steel framework stands in front of the façade. The structure consists of slender bronze-colored steel members with elegant bronze railings spanning between them. The design is delicate, refined, and architecturally minimal.

The soffit of the continuous balcony and the entrance canopy is finished in the same warm plaster as the façade. Only the vertical extensions of the columns are exposed bronze-colored steel.

On the upper floor, three windows are partially converted into terrace doors:

2nd window from the left: left operable sash becomes a terrace door.
3rd window from the left: right operable sash becomes a terrace door.
Last window on the left side of the façade: left operable sash becomes a terrace door.

All other windows remain unchanged.

Exterior emergency staircases are visible on both ends of the building. They are precast concrete stairs with elegant, fine bronze-colored metal railings matching the balcony railing design.

The roof covers only the main building volume and does not extend over the entrance canopy. The building has a hip roof clad with standing-seam metal roofing in a warm bronze-bronze/copper tone.

Selected façade bays include discreet stainless-steel cable trellises supporting climbing plants. The greenery should remain subtle and carefully controlled, adding warmth without covering the architecture.

The scene takes place on a beautiful spring morning.

Lighting is soft natural daylight with a lightly overcast sky, creating gentle shadows and pleasant, warm illumination.

Children are playing naturally throughout the garden—running, laughing, exploring, and interacting—creating an authentic kindergarten atmosphere.

Shrubs frame both sides of the composition, and a large mature walnut tree stands in the left corner of the image.

The landscaping is lush, well-maintained, and realistic.

The rendering should achieve the quality of a professional architectural photograph with:

ultra-photorealistic rendering
physically accurate materials
realistic lighting
premium architectural visualization
lifelike children
natural vegetation
subtle reflections
highly detailed textures
warm atmosphere
competition-quality visualization
ultra-high resolution
exceptional realism

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