Prompt

Design for a young woman without children, who is creating a space for herself. It's an uncluttered space, with almost all clothing in a large closet in the hallway (preferably, the closet should be in a very delicate mint-blue shade), and household items are hidden in the bed in the bedroom. The bed is a double bed, in neutral, natural shades of light wood. Bright accent colors + an accent wall in the bedroom. Maybe little bit of dopamine details

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Design for a young woman without children, who is creating a space for herself. It's an uncluttered space, with almost all clothing in a large closet in the hallway (preferably, the closet should be in a very delicate mint-blue shade), and household items are hidden in the bed in the bedroom. The bed is a double bed, in neutral, natural shades of light wood. Bright accent colors + an accent wall in the bedroom. Maybe little bit of dopamine details

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All lines must be parallel (no converging lines), all dimensions must be true scale, and there must be NO perspective distortion or vanishing points. </constraints> <output_requirements> - Drawing type: section drawing (longitudinal cut) - Projection: ORTHOGRAPHIC ONLY - parallel projection lines, no perspective, no vanishing points, true scale dimensions - Visual style: Technical CAD linework with precise measurements, architectural annotations, and standard architectural conventions - Elements: structural elements, floor levels, ceiling heights, interior spaces, vertical circulation, building envelope, and dimensional relationships - Technical accuracy: Must follow architectural drafting standards and CAD conventions - Professional quality: Suitable for construction documentation, permit applications, shop drawings, and design presentations - Scale: CRITICAL - Drawing must be marked as NTS (Not To Scale) unless a specific scale is explicitly mentioned or shown in the input image. If scale information exists in the input (e.g., "1:100", "1/4" = 1'-0"", scale bar, dimensioned elements), use that scale. Otherwise, mark as NTS. Adapt to input scale - whole buildings show overall relationships; components show detailed information; interiors show spatial relationships - Text handling: Include appropriate text labels, dimensions, and annotations following standard architectural practice - Consistency: If generating multiple views (all elevations, comprehensive set), maintain consistent scale (all NTS unless specified), line weights, and notation across all drawings - Full representation: Show complete "as-is" architectural content from input - include all visible elements and structures </output_requirements> <context> Convert the architectural render into a section drawing (longitudinal cut) following technical CAD conventions using ORTHOGRAPHIC projection only. The drawing must be a complete, full "as-is" representation showing all architectural content from the input. Work with any architectural content, building type, or style. The drawing must be accurate, clear, and professionally rendered following standard architectural drafting standards. Create a longitudinal (along the length) section cut. Include text labels where appropriate following standard architectural practice. CRITICAL: The drawing MUST use orthographic projection - parallel lines, no perspective distortion, true scale. NO perspective, NO isometric, NO 3D views. Only orthographic projection is acceptable for technical CAD drawings. CRITICAL SCALE REQUIREMENT: The drawing must be marked as NTS (Not To Scale) unless a specific scale is explicitly mentioned or shown in the input image. If the input contains scale information (e.g., "1:100", "1/4" = 1'-0"", scale bar, or dimensioned elements with measurements), use that scale. Otherwise, the drawing must be clearly marked as NTS. </context>
Dec 10
Sanya Casshyap
Sanya Casshyap
<role> You are an expert AI image enhancement specialist specializing in architectural render upscaling and quality enhancement. </role> <task> Upscale and enhance this architectural render to 4K resolution (4096x4096 equivalent) while maintaining quality, detail, and architectural accuracy. maximally enhance fine details, achieve maximum edge sharpness, refine all textures to the highest level, and intelligently add appropriate detail while strictly maintaining architectural accuracy and original image character. </task> <constraints> 1. Output format: Generate a single upscaled architectural render image at 4K resolution (4096x4096 equivalent) 2. Resolution: 4K resolution (4096x4096 equivalent) 3. Enhancement approach: maximally enhance fine details, achieve maximum edge sharpness, refine all textures to the highest level, and intelligently add appropriate detail while strictly maintaining architectural accuracy and original image character 4. Quality standard: maximum-quality upscaling with exceptional attention to every architectural detail, material texture, line sharpness, and overall image clarity suitable for large-format printing 5. Architectural accuracy: Maintain all architectural proportions, spatial relationships, and design elements exactly as in the original 6. Material preservation: Preserve all material textures, colors, and surface properties while enhancing their clarity and detail 7. Lighting preservation: Maintain the original lighting conditions, shadows, and highlights while enhancing their clarity 8. Edge enhancement: Sharpen architectural edges, lines, and boundaries without creating artifacts or halos 9. Detail enhancement: Enhance fine details in materials, textures, and architectural elements without adding unrealistic elements 10. Color accuracy: Maintain original color palette and color relationships while improving color clarity and saturation 11. Do not: Distort proportions, add elements not in the original, create artifacts, or alter the architectural design </constraints> <output_requirements> - Resolution: 4K resolution (4096x4096 equivalent) - Quality: maximum-quality upscaling with exceptional attention to every architectural detail, material texture, line sharpness, and overall image clarity suitable for large-format printing - Detail level: Enhanced fine details, sharp edges, refined textures - Architectural accuracy: Maintain all original architectural elements and proportions - Material quality: Enhanced material textures and surface properties - Professional quality: Suitable for high-resolution printing, large-format displays, and professional presentations - Artifact-free: Clean upscaling without compression artifacts, halos, or distortion </output_requirements> <context> Upscale this architectural render to 4K resolution (4096x4096 equivalent) while maximally enhance fine details, achieve maximum edge sharpness, refine all textures to the highest level, and intelligently add appropriate detail while strictly maintaining architectural accuracy and original image character. The upscaled image must maintain all architectural accuracy, proportions, and design elements from the original while achieving maximum-quality upscaling with exceptional attention to every architectural detail, material texture, line sharpness, and overall image clarity suitable for large-format printing. Focus on enhancing architectural details, material textures, edge sharpness, and overall image clarity without introducing artifacts or altering the original design intent. </context>
Dec 11
Etheriot Games
Etheriot Games
<role> You are an expert architectural draftsman specializing in technical elevation drawings. </role> <task> Transform the architectural render into a precise technical front elevation drawing showing the building facade, openings, and vertical elements. Focus specifically on the front elevation. If the input shows multiple sides, extract and create the front elevation view. Create a complete, full "as-is" elevation drawing (front elevation) that accurately represents ALL architectural content shown in the input render. CRITICAL: Generate ONLY ONE single elevation drawing (front elevation) drawing. Do NOT create multiple drawings, compositions, or combined views. Output must be a single, standalone elevation drawing (front elevation) image. </task> <constraints> 1. Output format: Generate EXACTLY ONE single architectural elevation drawing (front elevation) image - NOT multiple drawings, NOT a composition, NOT a set of drawings. Only ONE drawing per request. 2. Drawing type: A vertical orthographic projection showing the front face of the building as if viewed perpendicular to that face 3. Projection type: CRITICAL - Use ONLY orthographic projection. NO perspective, NO isometric, NO 3D views. The drawing must be a true orthographic projection with parallel projection lines, no vanishing points, and no perspective distortion. All dimensions must be shown at true scale. 4. Visual style: Technical CAD linework with precise measurements, architectural annotations, and standard CAD conventions. Use consistent line weights, hatched materials, and standard architectural symbols. 5. Text and annotations: Include text labels, room names, dimensions, annotations, and technical notes as appropriate for the drawing type. 6. Full "as-is" representation: Show the complete architectural content from the input render. Include all visible elements, structures, and details. Do not omit or simplify elements that are clearly visible in the input. 7. Scale handling: CRITICAL - The drawing must be marked as NTS (Not To Scale) unless a specific scale is explicitly mentioned or shown in the input image. If the input image contains scale information (e.g., "1:100", "1/4" = 1'-0"", scale bar, or dimensioned elements), use that scale. Otherwise, the drawing must be clearly marked as NTS. Adapt to input scale - whole buildings show overall layout and relationships; components show detailed information; interiors show spatial relationships; details show element-specific information. 8. Element recognition: Identify and represent visible architectural elements: building facade, windows, doors, openings, vertical elements, roof lines, material changes, architectural details, and vertical dimensions 9. Drawing conventions: Follow standard architectural elevation conventions including line weights for different elements, material representation, and vertical dimensioning 10. Maintain: Architectural drafting standards, accurate proportions, and professional presentation quality suitable for construction documentation and design presentations 11. Focus: vertical accuracy, facade details, and proper architectural elevation notation 12. Do not: Add elements not present in the original render, distort proportions, include photorealistic rendering elements, use perspective or isometric projection, create fabrication-level details when working with whole building renders, or create multiple drawings or compositions 13. SINGLE OUTPUT REQUIREMENT: The output image must contain ONLY the requested elevation drawing (front elevation). Do not combine multiple drawing types or create multi-panel compositions. 14. ORTHOGRAPHIC ENFORCEMENT: The drawing MUST be orthographic. All lines must be parallel (no converging lines), all dimensions must be true scale, and there must be NO perspective distortion or vanishing points. </constraints> <output_requirements> - Drawing type: elevation drawing (front elevation) - Projection: ORTHOGRAPHIC ONLY - parallel projection lines, no perspective, no vanishing points, true scale dimensions - Visual style: Technical CAD linework with precise measurements, architectural annotations, and standard architectural conventions - Elements: building facade, windows, doors, openings, vertical elements, roof lines, material changes, architectural details, and vertical dimensions - Technical accuracy: Must follow architectural drafting standards and CAD conventions - Professional quality: Suitable for construction documentation, permit applications, shop drawings, and design presentations - Scale: CRITICAL - Drawing must be marked as NTS (Not To Scale) unless a specific scale is explicitly mentioned or shown in the input image. If scale information exists in the input (e.g., "1:100", "1/4" = 1'-0"", scale bar, dimensioned elements), use that scale. Otherwise, mark as NTS. Adapt to input scale - whole buildings show overall relationships; components show detailed information; interiors show spatial relationships - Text handling: Include appropriate text labels, dimensions, and annotations following standard architectural practice - Consistency: If generating multiple views (all elevations, comprehensive set), maintain consistent scale (all NTS unless specified), line weights, and notation across all drawings - Full representation: Show complete "as-is" architectural content from input - include all visible elements and structures </output_requirements> <context> Convert the architectural render into a elevation drawing (front elevation) following technical CAD conventions using ORTHOGRAPHIC projection only. The drawing must be a complete, full "as-is" representation showing all architectural content from the input. Work with any architectural content, building type, or style. The drawing must be accurate, clear, and professionally rendered following standard architectural drafting standards. Focus specifically on the front elevation. If the input shows multiple sides, extract and create the front elevation view. Include text labels where appropriate following standard architectural practice. CRITICAL: The drawing MUST use orthographic projection - parallel lines, no perspective distortion, true scale. NO perspective, NO isometric, NO 3D views. Only orthographic projection is acceptable for technical CAD drawings. CRITICAL SCALE REQUIREMENT: The drawing must be marked as NTS (Not To Scale) unless a specific scale is explicitly mentioned or shown in the input image. If the input contains scale information (e.g., "1:100", "1/4" = 1'-0"", scale bar, or dimensioned elements with measurements), use that scale. Otherwise, the drawing must be clearly marked as NTS. </context>
Dec 10
Mohamed Abd elhaq
Mohamed Abd elhaq
I am providing a basic 3D mass model of a building with no design details. Please develop the architectural form based on a water wave concept, while keeping the original building massing intact. I need smooth, fluid, dynamic façade lines inspired by the motion of water. Requirements: Create façade articulation inspired by water waves. Add openings, shading elements, curves, or structural fins supporting the wave concept. Use modern materials such as glass, aluminum, and GFRC. Design a complete landscape for the site, including curved pathways, planting areas, ground lighting, and subtle water-themed elements. Produce a high-quality final realistic render."
I am providing a basic 3D mass model of a building with no design details. Please develop the architectural form based on a water wave concept, while keeping the original building massing intact. I need smooth, fluid, dynamic façade lines inspired by the motion of water. Requirements: Create façade articulation inspired by water waves. Add openings, shading elements, curves, or structural fins supporting the wave concept. Use modern materials such as glass, aluminum, and GFRC. Design a complete landscape for the site, including curved pathways, planting areas, ground lighting, and subtle water-themed elements. Produce a high-quality final realistic render."
Dec 8
Sanya Casshyap
Sanya Casshyap
User Request: " Maintain aspect ratio and replicate floor/wall designs precisely. Based on the reference moodboard, furnish a modern living room. Walls are smooth, matte white plaster. Flooring is wide-plank, light oak hardwood with a subtle grain. Introduce a large, sectional sofa upholstered in textured grey linen. Add a low, rectangular coffee table of dark walnut with a honed marble top. Position a floor lamp with a brushed brass finish and a warm LED bulb behind the sofa. Natural light streams through a large window, casting soft shadows. Include a woven jute rug with a geometric pattern. Accessorize with ceramic vases in muted earth tones and abstract art on the walls. Overall, aim for a minimalist, sophisticated aesthetic with a focus on texture and natural materials." Reference from @version 5: - Original prompt: "add furniture" - Style: realistic - Quality: standard - Aspect ratio: 16:9 - Image type: 3d-mass - Processing time: 7s Please generate a new image based on the user request, using the referenced version(s) as context. Maintain consistency with the referenced styles and settings where appropriate, but prioritize the user's specific request.
User Request: " Maintain aspect ratio and replicate floor/wall designs precisely. Based on the reference moodboard, furnish a modern living room. Walls are smooth, matte white plaster. Flooring is wide-plank, light oak hardwood with a subtle grain. Introduce a large, sectional sofa upholstered in textured grey linen. Add a low, rectangular coffee table of dark walnut with a honed marble top. Position a floor lamp with a brushed brass finish and a warm LED bulb behind the sofa. Natural light streams through a large window, casting soft shadows. Include a woven jute rug with a geometric pattern. Accessorize with ceramic vases in muted earth tones and abstract art on the walls. Overall, aim for a minimalist, sophisticated aesthetic with a focus on texture and natural materials." Reference from @version 5: - Original prompt: "add furniture" - Style: realistic - Quality: standard - Aspect ratio: 16:9 - Image type: 3d-mass - Processing time: 7s Please generate a new image based on the user request, using the referenced version(s) as context. Maintain consistency with the referenced styles and settings where appropriate, but prioritize the user's specific request.
Oct 5
hadeel aqeel
hadeel aqeel
Create a super high-quality photorealistic exterior render of this modern villa from SketchUp/Revit. Preserve building geometry and camera angle. Apply realistic materials (stone, concrete, wood, glass) with accurate reflections. Use soft, natural, volumetric shadows, subtle global illumination, ambient daylight (without direct sun if desired), balanced exterior and interior lighting. Show interior details visible through windows, including chandelier and furniture. Include realistic landscaping and trees. Include subtle people for scale. No cars, no text, no stylization. Professional architectural visualization, cinematic and photorealistic
Create a super high-quality photorealistic exterior render of this modern villa from SketchUp/Revit. Preserve building geometry and camera angle. Apply realistic materials (stone, concrete, wood, glass) with accurate reflections. Use soft, natural, volumetric shadows, subtle global illumination, ambient daylight (without direct sun if desired), balanced exterior and interior lighting. Show interior details visible through windows, including chandelier and furniture. Include realistic landscaping and trees. Include subtle people for scale. No cars, no text, no stylization. Professional architectural visualization, cinematic and photorealistic
Dec 17
Kanşat Yavuz
Kanşat Yavuz
“Turn this architectural still image into a smooth cinematic animation. Keep the design, materials, colors, and proportions exactly the same. Add realistic daylight, subtle camera motion, natural shadows, and soft environmental effects. No distortion, no style change, no redesign — only a clean and realistic animation of the original image
“Turn this architectural still image into a smooth cinematic animation. Keep the design, materials, colors, and proportions exactly the same. Add realistic daylight, subtle camera motion, natural shadows, and soft environmental effects. No distortion, no style change, no redesign — only a clean and realistic animation of the original image
Dec 8
Haneen Elbadry
Haneen Elbadry
High-quality interior architectural section render, keeping all existing furniture exactly the same and in the same positions. Apply a soft biophilic design style with natural elements such as indoor plants, organic textures, and subtle greenery integration. Walls finished in a gentle breeze-color tone (light, airy, pastel cool-tone). Add clean, modern windows that enhance daylight penetration without altering the layout. Maintain the original spatial proportions, materials of furniture, and all architectural lines. Realistic lighting, soft natural light, high detail, photorealistic style, sharp linework, premium interior visualization, 4K
High-quality interior architectural section render, keeping all existing furniture exactly the same and in the same positions. Apply a soft biophilic design style with natural elements such as indoor plants, organic textures, and subtle greenery integration. Walls finished in a gentle breeze-color tone (light, airy, pastel cool-tone). Add clean, modern windows that enhance daylight penetration without altering the layout. Maintain the original spatial proportions, materials of furniture, and all architectural lines. Realistic lighting, soft natural light, high detail, photorealistic style, sharp linework, premium interior visualization, 4K
Dec 2