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A sharp modern house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge, board-formed concrete and full-height glass, dramatic alpine peaks and valley below, summer golden hour, a glass-walled living room over the void. Cinematic, ultra-realistic. Consistent materials, palette and lighting across every view.

Exterior

Project context: A sharp modern house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge, board-formed concrete and full-height glass, dramatic alpine peaks and valley below, summer golden hour, a glass-walled living room over the void. Cinematic, ultra-realistic. Consistent materials, palette and lighting across every view. Wide cinematic hero shot at golden hour: a sharp concrete-and-glass house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge over a deep valley, jagged alpine peaks behind, a glass-walled living room projecting into the void, warm low sun, ultra-realistic architectural photography.
Change the camera viewpoint from the current elevated side perspective to a low-angle three-quarter view from below in the valley looking up at the cantilevered concrete volume. The new angle must look upwards at the house jutting off the rocky ledge, emphasizing the underside of the cantilever and the glass living room as it extends over the void. Same house, same golden-hour light — new camera angle: three-quarter view from below in the valley looking up at the cantilevered concrete volume jutting off the rocky ledge, glass living room glowing against the peaks, dramatic perspective, cinematic, ultra-realistic architectural photography. KEEP UNCHANGED: board-formed concrete texture, full-height glass paneling, rocky mountain ledge formation, alpine peak silhouettes. MANDATORY: The reference image is the GROUND TRUTH. Match its lighting, color temperature, sky, and atmosphere EXACTLY as they appear in the reference image. Keep the same camera angle and viewpoint UNLESS the requested change is specifically about the viewpoint, angle, or side shown. Apply ONLY the explicitly requested change — do NOT add, invent, or redesign any architectural elements, structures, or materials that were not requested. Zero tolerance for unrelated modifications.
Modify the lighting of the scene to evening dusk: the sky over the alpine peaks is now a twilight sky, the interior of the glass-walled living room and main house areas glow with warm artificial golden light, the board-formed concrete walls appear silhouetted against the fading light of the valley, and the wooden terrace features subtle, low-level ambient lighting. Keep the same house architecture and camera angle. Cinematic, ultra-realistic architectural photography. KEEP UNCHANGED: board-formed concrete wall textures, cantilevered glass box structural geometry, jagged alpine mountain ridge silhouettes, wooden terrace decking, black metal window frame profiles. MANDATORY: The reference image is the GROUND TRUTH. Match its lighting, color temperature, sky, and atmosphere EXACTLY as they appear in the reference image. Keep the same camera angle and viewpoint UNLESS the requested change is specifically about the viewpoint, angle, or side shown. Apply ONLY the explicitly requested change — do NOT add, invent, or redesign any architectural elements, structures, or materials that were not requested. Zero tolerance for unrelated modifications.

Floor plans

BUILDING BRIEF: Sharp single-storey house (~200 m2) cantilevered off a rocky alpine ledge. Board-formed concrete, full-height glass, dark steel details, warm oak interior surfaces. Linear plan along the ledge: glass-walled living room projecting over the void, bedrooms toward the slope, entry from the mountain path. Summer golden hour, consistent materials and light across all views. Main level rooms: - living room (~50m²) - kitchen and dining (~30m²) - master bedroom (~26m²) - master bathroom (~11m²) - guest bedroom (~18m²) - guest bathroom (~7m²) - study (~12m²) - entry (~12m²) - terrace (~35m²) Project context: A sharp modern house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge, board-formed concrete and full-height glass, dramatic alpine peaks and valley below, summer golden hour, a glass-walled living room over the void. Cinematic, ultra-realistic. Consistent materials, palette and lighting across every view. Clean architectural floor plan of the main level: linear layout along the rocky ledge — glass-walled living room projecting over the valley, kitchen and dining, master suite and guest bedroom toward the slope, study, entry from the mountain path, cantilevered terrace. Minimal presentation style, black linework on white, warm oak-toned fills, room labels and areas, north arrow and scale bar.

Interiors

Interior visualization of the living room (~50m²) shown in the center of the floor plan. The space features a board-formed concrete ceiling and a warm oak floor. The central seating area consists of low charcoal sofas arranged in a U-shape around a square coffee table, following the exact placement in the floor plan. The room is enclosed by full-height glass on the three sides of its cantilevered projection. Through the glass, the view shows dramatic alpine peaks and the valley void below. Project context: A sharp modern house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge, board-formed concrete and full-height glass, dramatic alpine peaks and valley below, summer golden hour, a glass-walled living room over the void. Cinematic, ultra-realistic architectural photography. Consistent materials, palette and lighting across every view. KEEP UNCHANGED: position of the central staircase, layout of the kitchen island and dining area, structural walls of the master bedroom, entry foyer location. MANDATORY: The reference image is the GROUND TRUTH. Match its lighting, color temperature, sky, and atmosphere EXACTLY as they appear in the reference image. Keep the same camera angle and viewpoint UNLESS the requested change is specifically about the viewpoint, angle, or side shown. Apply ONLY the explicitly requested change — do NOT add, invent, or redesign any architectural elements, structures, or materials that were not requested. Zero tolerance for unrelated modifications.
Interior visualization of the living room. Replace the board-formed concrete ceiling with warm oak ceiling slats. Install oak wall panelling on the solid wall. Same living room, same camera angle — with more oak: warm oak ceiling slats replacing the bare concrete, oak wall panelling on the solid wall, same low charcoal sofas, same glass and alpine view, same golden-hour light, cinematic, ultra-realistic architectural photography. Project context: A sharp modern house cantilevered off a rocky mountain ledge, board-formed concrete and full-height glass, dramatic alpine peaks and valley below, summer golden hour, a glass-walled living room over the void. KEEP UNCHANGED: Low charcoal sectional sofas, minimalist wooden coffee table, wide-plank wood flooring, panoramic alpine mountain landscape. MANDATORY: The reference image is the GROUND TRUTH. Match its lighting, color temperature, sky, and atmosphere EXACTLY as they appear in the reference image. Keep the same camera angle and viewpoint UNLESS the requested change is specifically about the viewpoint, angle, or side shown. Apply ONLY the explicitly requested change — do NOT add, invent, or redesign any architectural elements, structures, or materials that were not requested. Zero tolerance for unrelated modifications.