유형 사전지식 그라운딩 — A/B

Draw this location as a VERY SIMPLE LINE SKETCH. It is a
diagram of built form, not a picture of a place.

Plain black lines on plain white. Nothing else: no colour, no greys, no
shading, no hatching, no texture, no material rendering, no weathering,
no ground shadow, no sky, no light, no mood, no people, no vehicles, no
plants, no clutter, no lettering of any kind.

Draw ONLY what settles the structure's form:
- the outline of each mass and how the masses meet,
- a clear horizontal line at EVERY floor level, so the number of storeys
  can be counted at a glance — count a semi-basement, a plinth level and
  a street-level parking or storage level each as its own storey,
- doors and windows as plain empty rectangles in their real positions,
  at their real sizes, in the numbers the brief supports,
- any stair or ramp: its full run, its direction of ascent, its
  landings, and the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, parapet and anything standing on the roof,
- the line where the building meets the ground.

Neighbouring buildings: bare outlines only, just enough to show where
the target sits and how tall it is beside them.

Keep it extremely spare — the fewest lines that let someone rebuild the
structure from the drawing. If a line does not describe form, leave it
out.

THE STRUCTURE TO DRAW:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy)…

Draw this location as a VERY SIMPLE LINE SKETCH. It is a
diagram of built form, not a picture of a place.

Plain black lines on plain white. Nothing else: no colour, no greys, no
shading, no hatching, no texture, no material rendering, no weathering,
no ground shadow, no sky, no light, no mood, no people, no vehicles, no
plants, no clutter, no lettering of any kind.

Draw ONLY what settles the structure's form:
- the outline of each mass and how the masses meet,
- a clear horizontal line at EVERY floor level, so the number of storeys
  can be counted at a glance — count a semi-basement, a plinth level and
  a street-level parking or storage level each as its own storey,
- doors and windows as plain empty rectangles in their real positions,
  at their real sizes, in the numbers the brief supports,
- any stair or ramp: its full run, its direction of ascent, its
  landings, and the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, parapet and anything standing on the roof,
- the line where the building meets the ground.

Neighbouring buildings: bare outlines only, just enough to show where
the target sits and how tall it is beside them.

Keep it extremely spare — the fewest lines that let someone rebuild the
structure from the drawing. If a line does not describe form, leave it
out.

THE STRUCTURE TO DRAW:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy)…

Draw this location as a VERY SIMPLE LINE SKETCH. It is a
diagram of built form, not a picture of a place.

Plain black lines on plain white. Nothing else: no colour, no greys, no
shading, no hatching, no texture, no material rendering, no weathering,
no ground shadow, no sky, no light, no mood, no people, no vehicles, no
plants, no clutter, no lettering of any kind.

Draw ONLY what settles the structure's form:
- the outline of each mass and how the masses meet,
- a clear horizontal line at EVERY floor level, so the number of storeys
  can be counted at a glance — count a semi-basement, a plinth level and
  a street-level parking or storage level each as its own storey,
- doors and windows as plain empty rectangles in their real positions,
  at their real sizes, in the numbers the brief supports,
- any stair or ramp: its full run, its direction of ascent, its
  landings, and the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, parapet and anything standing on the roof,
- the line where the building meets the ground.

Neighbouring buildings: bare outlines only, just enough to show where
the target sits and how tall it is beside them.

Keep it extremely spare — the fewest lines that let someone rebuild the
structure from the drawing. If a line does not describe form, leave it
out.

THE STRUCTURE TO DRAW:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy)…

Draw this location as a VERY SIMPLE LINE SKETCH. It is a
diagram of built form, not a picture of a place.

Plain black lines on plain white. Nothing else: no colour, no greys, no
shading, no hatching, no texture, no material rendering, no weathering,
no ground shadow, no sky, no light, no mood, no people, no vehicles, no
plants, no clutter, no lettering of any kind.

Draw ONLY what settles the structure's form:
- the outline of each mass and how the masses meet,
- a clear horizontal line at EVERY floor level, so the number of storeys
  can be counted at a glance — count a semi-basement, a plinth level and
  a street-level parking or storage level each as its own storey,
- doors and windows as plain empty rectangles in their real positions,
  at their real sizes, in the numbers the brief supports,
- any stair or ramp: its full run, its direction of ascent, its
  landings, and the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, parapet and anything standing on the roof,
- the line where the building meets the ground.

Neighbouring buildings: bare outlines only, just enough to show where
the target sits and how tall it is beside them.

Keep it extremely spare — the fewest lines that let someone rebuild the
structure from the drawing. If a line does not describe form, leave it
out.

THE STRUCTURE TO DRAW:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy)…

Two references are supplied, and they govern different
things. Read this division carefully — it is the whole task.

STRUCTURE SKETCH (first reference) is a line drawing of the very
building you must photograph. It is the sole authority for FORM:
- the number of storeys and where every floor line sits,
- the massing, the proportions, and the shape of the footprint,
- every opening — door, window, gate — in its drawn position, at its
  drawn size, in the drawn number,
- the stair: where it begins, which way it climbs, its landings, and
  the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, the parapet, and whatever stands on the roof,
- how the building meets the ground and where it sits on its plot.
Build precisely that structure. Do not add or remove a storey, do not
move or multiply an opening, do not re-route or re-shape the stair.

LOOK REFERENCE (second reference) is a photograph of a DIFFERENT
building that happens to be finished the way this one should be. Take
from it ONLY surface and atmosphere:
- the wall material and how it is laid,
- colours and how they have weathered and stained,
- the finish of trim, railings, doors, meters and pipes,
- the state of the pavement and the alley,
- the quality of the daylight and the general age and upkeep.
Its FORM has no authority whatsoever. Ignore its storey count, its
massing, its openings, its stair and its viewpoint completely. If its
shape disagrees with the sketch, the sketch wins without exception.

Produce a photograph of the building drawn in the STRUCTURE SKETCH,
built and weathered as the LOOK REFERENCE shows, standing in its real
lived-in neighbourhood. It must read as a real place found by a
location scout — never a drawing, never a render, no lines left
showing. No text, captions or watermarks anywhere.

THE FACTS THIS PLACE MUST ALSO SATISFY:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean woodland slaughterhouse compound in a currently inhabited rural working neighborhood. The main goat slaughterhouse is a one-storey rectangular timber building measuring about 14 by 9 metres, with 3.8-metre eaves and a gabled du…

Two references are supplied, and they govern different
things. Read this division carefully — it is the whole task.

STRUCTURE SKETCH (first reference) is a line drawing of the very
building you must photograph. It is the sole authority for FORM:
- the number of storeys and where every floor line sits,
- the massing, the proportions, and the shape of the footprint,
- every opening — door, window, gate — in its drawn position, at its
  drawn size, in the drawn number,
- the stair: where it begins, which way it climbs, its landings, and
  the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, the parapet, and whatever stands on the roof,
- how the building meets the ground and where it sits on its plot.
Build precisely that structure. Do not add or remove a storey, do not
move or multiply an opening, do not re-route or re-shape the stair.

LOOK REFERENCE (second reference) is a photograph of a DIFFERENT
building that happens to be finished the way this one should be. Take
from it ONLY surface and atmosphere:
- the wall material and how it is laid,
- colours and how they have weathered and stained,
- the finish of trim, railings, doors, meters and pipes,
- the state of the pavement and the alley,
- the quality of the daylight and the general age and upkeep.
Its FORM has no authority whatsoever. Ignore its storey count, its
massing, its openings, its stair and its viewpoint completely. If its
shape disagrees with the sketch, the sketch wins without exception.

Produce a photograph of the building drawn in the STRUCTURE SKETCH,
built and weathered as the LOOK REFERENCE shows, standing in its real
lived-in neighbourhood. It must read as a real place found by a
location scout — never a drawing, never a render, no lines left
showing. No text, captions or watermarks anywhere.

THE FACTS THIS PLACE MUST ALSO SATISFY:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every candidate must depict the same contemporary South Korean coastal-village raw-fish restaurant at night: a one-storey rectangular building with a 14 m by 8 m enclosed footprint, a 3.4 m floor-to-roofline height, cream textured cement render over reinforced concrete and concrete b…

Two references are supplied, and they govern different
things. Read this division carefully — it is the whole task.

STRUCTURE SKETCH (first reference) is a line drawing of the very
building you must photograph. It is the sole authority for FORM:
- the number of storeys and where every floor line sits,
- the massing, the proportions, and the shape of the footprint,
- every opening — door, window, gate — in its drawn position, at its
  drawn size, in the drawn number,
- the stair: where it begins, which way it climbs, its landings, and
  the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, the parapet, and whatever stands on the roof,
- how the building meets the ground and where it sits on its plot.
Build precisely that structure. Do not add or remove a storey, do not
move or multiply an opening, do not re-route or re-shape the stair.

LOOK REFERENCE (second reference) is a photograph of a DIFFERENT
building that happens to be finished the way this one should be. Take
from it ONLY surface and atmosphere:
- the wall material and how it is laid,
- colours and how they have weathered and stained,
- the finish of trim, railings, doors, meters and pipes,
- the state of the pavement and the alley,
- the quality of the daylight and the general age and upkeep.
Its FORM has no authority whatsoever. Ignore its storey count, its
massing, its openings, its stair and its viewpoint completely. If its
shape disagrees with the sketch, the sketch wins without exception.

Produce a photograph of the building drawn in the STRUCTURE SKETCH,
built and weathered as the LOOK REFERENCE shows, standing in its real
lived-in neighbourhood. It must read as a real place found by a
location scout — never a drawing, never a render, no lines left
showing. No text, captions or watermarks anywhere.

THE FACTS THIS PLACE MUST ALSO SATISFY:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean police station: a three-storey rectangular reinforced-concrete civic building approximately 28 metres wide by 18 metres deep, with roughly 3.5-metre storey heights and an 11.5-metre parapet height. Its exterior is warm off-whit…

Two references are supplied, and they govern different
things. Read this division carefully — it is the whole task.

STRUCTURE SKETCH (first reference) is a line drawing of the very
building you must photograph. It is the sole authority for FORM:
- the number of storeys and where every floor line sits,
- the massing, the proportions, and the shape of the footprint,
- every opening — door, window, gate — in its drawn position, at its
  drawn size, in the drawn number,
- the stair: where it begins, which way it climbs, its landings, and
  the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, the parapet, and whatever stands on the roof,
- how the building meets the ground and where it sits on its plot.
Build precisely that structure. Do not add or remove a storey, do not
move or multiply an opening, do not re-route or re-shape the stair.

LOOK REFERENCE (second reference) is a photograph of a DIFFERENT
building that happens to be finished the way this one should be. Take
from it ONLY surface and atmosphere:
- the wall material and how it is laid,
- colours and how they have weathered and stained,
- the finish of trim, railings, doors, meters and pipes,
- the state of the pavement and the alley,
- the quality of the daylight and the general age and upkeep.
Its FORM has no authority whatsoever. Ignore its storey count, its
massing, its openings, its stair and its viewpoint completely. If its
shape disagrees with the sketch, the sketch wins without exception.

Produce a photograph of the building drawn in the STRUCTURE SKETCH,
built and weathered as the LOOK REFERENCE shows, standing in its real
lived-in neighbourhood. It must read as a real place found by a
location scout — never a drawing, never a render, no lines left
showing. No text, captions or watermarks anywhere.

THE FACTS THIS PLACE MUST ALSO SATISFY:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same complete, active contemporary South Korean gas station in a lived-in rural highway-edge working neighborhood. Its principal built mass is a one-storey rectangular service building approximately 18 by 8 metres and 3.6 metres to the eaves, finished in whi…

Two references are supplied, and they govern different
things. Read this division carefully — it is the whole task.

STRUCTURE SKETCH (first reference) is a line drawing of the very
building you must photograph. It is the sole authority for FORM:
- the number of storeys and where every floor line sits,
- the massing, the proportions, and the shape of the footprint,
- every opening — door, window, gate — in its drawn position, at its
  drawn size, in the drawn number,
- the stair: where it begins, which way it climbs, its landings, and
  the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, the parapet, and whatever stands on the roof,
- how the building meets the ground and where it sits on its plot.
Build precisely that structure. Do not add or remove a storey, do not
move or multiply an opening, do not re-route or re-shape the stair.

LOOK REFERENCE (second reference) is a photograph of a DIFFERENT
building that happens to be finished the way this one should be. Take
from it ONLY surface and atmosphere:
- the wall material and how it is laid,
- colours and how they have weathered and stained,
- the finish of trim, railings, doors, meters and pipes,
- the state of the pavement and the alley,
- the quality of the daylight and the general age and upkeep.
Its FORM has no authority whatsoever. Ignore its storey count, its
massing, its openings, its stair and its viewpoint completely. If its
shape disagrees with the sketch, the sketch wins without exception.

Produce a photograph of the building drawn in the STRUCTURE SKETCH,
built and weathered as the LOOK REFERENCE shows, standing in its real
lived-in neighbourhood. It must read as a real place found by a
location scout — never a drawing, never a render, no lines left
showing. No text, captions or watermarks anywhere.

THE FACTS THIS PLACE MUST ALSO SATISFY:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean four-storey multifamily villa: a 12 by 16 metre rectangular main mass faced in weathered red-brown clay brick, with a gray exposed-concrete base, a flat reinforced-concrete roof under a muted green waterproof finish, white PVC-…

Draw this location as a VERY SIMPLE LINE SKETCH. It is a
diagram of built form, not a picture of a place.

Plain black lines on plain white. Nothing else: no colour, no greys, no
shading, no hatching, no texture, no material rendering, no weathering,
no ground shadow, no sky, no light, no mood, no people, no vehicles, no
plants, no clutter, no lettering of any kind.

Draw ONLY what settles the structure's form:
- the outline of each mass and how the masses meet,
- a clear horizontal line at EVERY floor level, so the number of storeys
  can be counted at a glance — count a semi-basement, a plinth level and
  a street-level parking or storage level each as its own storey,
- doors and windows as plain empty rectangles in their real positions,
  at their real sizes, in the numbers the brief supports,
- any stair or ramp: its full run, its direction of ascent, its
  landings, and the exact opening it arrives at,
- the roof edge, parapet and anything standing on the roof,
- the line where the building meets the ground.

Neighbouring buildings: bare outlines only, just enough to show where
the target sits and how tall it is beside them.

Keep it extremely spare — the fewest lines that let someone rebuild the
structure from the drawing. If a line does not describe form, leave it
out.

THE STRUCTURE TO DRAW:

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy)…

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean four-storey multifamily villa: a 12 by 16 metre rectangular main mass faced in weathered red-brown clay brick, with a gray exposed-concrete base, a flat reinforced-concrete roof under a muted green waterproof finish, white PVC-framed clear-glass windows, and a gray powder-coated steel alley-side access door. Its footprint and four full storeys must plausibly accommodate multiple independent dwellings at normal room sizes, including the evidenced two-room unit with a living room; it must not read as a single-family house. The weathered gray concrete exterior stair begins directly at the residential alley frontage, rises along the building exterior, and reaches the shared second-floor access door; its railing is dark gray painted steel. The main mass must physically support this attached circulation. The weathered gray asphalt alley directly adjoins the frontage and connects vehicle-accessible passage, stair base, stair run, and residence access in that sequence. Numerical window counts are not established by the evidence, so openings must remain quiet and regionally normal while the evidenced alley-side access opening remains present. The building must stand among an ordinary inhabited low-rise residential neighborhood, with adjacent buildings and everyday surroundings appropriate to contemporary South Korea. The structure and outdoor areas must visibly carry ordinary signs of active residential use and maintenance; a bare, sterile, abandoned, or compound-like treatment is nonconforming. Identifying signage is absent.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary multifamily villa beside a residential alley in South Korea.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
This list describes ONE household or ONE tenancy inside the structure,
not the whole building. When the structure's type houses several
households or units, size the building for all of them — never size it
as if this single interior were everything it contains.
Read this list for room make-up and capacity only. Damage, disorder,
blood, broken furniture and anything else left behind by an event
belong to one moment, not to the size or the identity of the place.
Ignore them completely when deciding how large the structure is.
INTERIOR: 민숙의 다세대 주택 내부: 난장판이 된 단촐한 투룸 빌라 거실. 가구와 화분이 부서져 있고 피가 묻어 있다.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Stopped car with a red roof beacon; Police vehicles with flashing beacons; Ambulance in the alley; Police personnel moving through the residence; Neighborhood onlookers; Handheld mobile phone; Arm sling

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean four-storey multifamily villa adjoining a narrow residential alley. The rectangular reinforced-concrete main mass has a 12 by 16 metre footprint, a street-level parking and service storey, three residential storeys, red-brown brick cladding, pale-gray concrete bands, white PVC window frames, a dark-gray steel common entrance door, and a flat roof finished with gray waterproof membrane. The footprint and three residential levels must visibly support multiple apartment units, including a unit large enough for the evidenced living room and two-room plan. A light-gray concrete exterior stair with green-painted steel railings begins at the alley-side frontage, rises along the building exterior, and reaches the common entrance on the second storey. The alley provides the approach to the stair base and vehicle-accessible circulation in front of the building. No numerical window count is evidenced; openings must remain quiet and region-typical, while the evidenced alley-side entrance remains connected to the stair. The structure and outdoor areas visibly carry ordinary signs of active residential use. The complete site stands within a believable, currently inhabited South Korean multifamily neighborhood of the same period, with adjoining residential buildings and ordinary lived-in surroundings rather than empty ground or a sterile compound.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary multifamily villa and its adjoining residential alley in South Korea.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
This list describes ONE household or ONE tenancy inside the structure,
not the whole building. When the structure's type houses several
households or units, size the building for all of them — never size it
as if this single interior were everything it contains.
Read this list for room make-up and capacity only. Damage, disorder,
blood, broken furniture and anything else left behind by an event
belong to one moment, not to the size or the identity of the place.
Ignore them completely when deciding how large the structure is.
INTERIOR: 민숙의 다세대 주택 내부: 난장판이 된 단촐한 투룸 빌라 거실. 가구와 화분이 부서져 있고 피가 묻어 있다.

ROOM CAPACITY (size-only evidence): the scenario evidences 1
distinct interior spaces inside this structure. The committed
footprint and massing MUST plausibly hold all 1 of them at
real-world room sizes. This count is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — never
visualize, label or hint at the individual rooms in the image, and
never invent window or opening counts from it; size is verified
through human-scale fixed anchors (door heights, storey heights,
massing) only.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Stopped car with a red roof beacon; Police vehicles with flashing beacons; Ambulance in the alley; Police personnel moving through the residence; Neighborhood onlookers; Handheld mobile phone; Arm sling

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean three-storey multifamily residence: a rectangular reinforced-concrete main mass with a 10-by-14-metre footprint, reddish-brown brick cladding, pale gray rendered-concrete secondary surfaces, a flat concrete roof behind a low parapet, white PVC residential window frames, and a dark gray steel access door. The footprint must plausibly accommodate an ordinary two-room apartment with a living room as well as the additional dwellings required by the multifamily type. An attached pale gray reinforced-concrete exterior stair with gray galvanized-steel railings begins at the residential alley frontage, rises along the building exterior, and reaches the evidenced alley-side access point; the main mass must be large enough to support this stair and landing. Do not multiply or relocate the evidenced access point, and keep otherwise unevidenced openings to quiet contemporary South Korean residential norms. The vehicle-accessible alley remains directly beside and in front of the building and connects continuously to the stair base. Materials carry routine age, rain staining, and wear rather than dereliction. A believable inhabited low-rise residential neighborhood must closely surround the target structure. The residence and its outdoor circulation must visibly carry ordinary signs of active residential use; a bare, sterile, abandoned, or isolated candidate is nonconforming.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary South Korean three-storey multifamily residence beside a residential alley.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
INTERIOR: 민숙의 다세대 주택 내부: 난장판이 된 단촐한 투룸 빌라 거실. 가구와 화분이 부서져 있고 피가 묻어 있다.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Stopped car with a red roof beacon; Police vehicles with flashing beacons; Ambulance in the alley; Police personnel moving through the residence; Neighborhood onlookers; Handheld mobile phone; Arm sling

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same currently inhabited contemporary South Korean multifamily residence after dark: a three-storey, flat-roofed reinforced-concrete rectangular mass with a 9 m by 12 m footprint, faced in weathered red-brown brick. The footprint must plausibly accommodate an ordinary two-room villa unit with a separate living room at real-world scale. The main mass must physically support the attached exterior stair and shared landing. The alley-side stair begins directly from the gray asphalt residential alley, rises along the exterior wall, and connects to the shared alley-side access point. The stair has gray concrete steps and dark green painted-steel railings; the access has a brown painted-steel common door. The building has a gray waterproofed concrete roof, gray aluminum window frames, a low red-brown brick boundary wall, a dark green painted-steel gate, and region-standard surface utility fittings. The scenario fixes no opening count, so openings must remain restrained and typical of an older South Korean multifamily residence rather than becoming prominent invented features. The building and outdoor circulation must visibly carry ordinary signs of ongoing residential use. Dense, believable, inhabited low-rise multifamily surroundings must continue along the narrow alley; an isolated, sterile, derelict, or set-like property fails conformance.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary multifamily residence on a narrow residential alley in South Korea after dark.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
INTERIOR: 민숙의 다세대 주택 내부: 난장판이 된 단촐한 투룸 빌라 거실. 가구와 화분이 부서져 있고 피가 묻어 있다.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Stopped car with a red roof beacon; Police vehicles with flashing beacons; Ambulance in the alley; Police personnel moving through the residence; Neighborhood onlookers; Handheld mobile phone; Arm sling

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same currently operating contemporary South Korean gas station in a believable inhabited rural highway neighborhood. The station has a one-storey rectangular service building measuring about 14 by 7 metres, with pale-gray rendered concrete walls, a concealed low-slope gray membrane roof, dark aluminum-framed service glazing, and a gray steel door. A freestanding 18-by-12-metre white painted-steel fueling canopy with a deep-green fascia and galvanized-gray columns covers the normal working complement of white metal fuel dispensers with green accents. The gray concrete forecourt surrounds and serves the evidenced roadside dispenser provision and connects directly through a black asphalt approach to the national highway along the site edge. A white painted-steel identification pylon with deep-green panels stands beside that approach and carries the clearly legible exact text 한길주유소. No target-structure opening count is evidenced; service-building openings must remain consistent with an ordinary regional gas station rather than becoming prominent invented features. The service building footprint must plausibly accommodate the normal operational functions of this facility type, and its scale must physically support the complete station layout. The canopy, building, dispensers, forecourt, highway approach, adjoining national highway, and fixed roadside sign must retain this continuous road-to-fueling topology. The station and its outdoor areas visibly carry ordinary signs of active daily service. The surrounding contemporary South Korean roadside neighborhood must read as inhabited, working, and regionally authentic rather than empty, abandoned, isolated, or studio-built.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary roadside gas station adjoining a national highway in rural South Korea.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

IN-WORLD SIGNAGE (exact lettering, identical in every view): the
structure's main signage reads exactly "한길주유소". Reproduce this
lettering precisely — same characters, same wording — every time this
structure is rendered; never substitute, translate or romanize it,
and add no other readable text anywhere in the image.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Avante passenger car; In-woo's mobile phone; Geumwoldo map display

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image shows the same contemporary South Korean national-highway gas station in an inhabited provincial roadside neighborhood. The facility has a one-storey rectangular office/service building with a 10 m by 6 m footprint, light-gray insulated metal-panel walls, a dark-gray concrete plinth, gray metal-framed doors and glazing, and a nearly flat white sheet-metal roof. A freestanding 18 m by 10 m flat canopy of white-painted steel columns and white sheet-metal roofing covers the fueling position. The evidenced roadside fuel dispenser remains on a raised concrete fuel island with charcoal-painted steel guards, within the concrete fueling forecourt beside its vehicle circulation area. The asphalt highway runs along the site edge, and the asphalt highway approach directly connects that edge to the concrete forecourt. A tall fixed white-painted steel identification sign stands at the road-facing side adjoining the approach and displays the exact legible text 새길주유소 in dark-green lettering. Opening count is not fixed by the screenplay and must remain subdued and region-typical. The office, canopy, dispenser, forecourt, highway, approach, and fixed sign retain this continuous road-to-fueling topology. Materials show ordinary service wear. The complete facility and its outdoor areas visibly carry ordinary signs of active operation. Adjacent inhabited low-rise homes and local businesses establish a believable working rural roadside neighborhood rather than an isolated or sterile compound.

THE LOCATION: A contemporary gas station beside a national highway in an inhabited provincial roadside neighborhood of South Korea.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

IN-WORLD SIGNAGE (exact lettering, identical in every view): the
structure's main signage reads exactly "새길주유소". Reproduce this
lettering precisely — same characters, same wording — every time this
structure is rendered; never substitute, translate or romanize it,
and add no other readable text anywhere in the image.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
Avante passenger car; In-woo's mobile phone; Geumwoldo map display

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same in-service five-ton South Korean fishing vessel: an 8.0 m by 2.7 m elongated white painted FRP hull with one working deck level, blue-gray nonslip fiberglass bow and stern decks, a longitudinal central passage, and an amidships one-storey off-white painted FRP wheelhouse measuring 2.2 m fore-to-aft by 1.8 m across and 2.1 m from deck to roof. This wheelhouse footprint must plausibly contain the single evidenced interior space, a functional steering room with a fixed helm wheel and a standard 1.8 m-high access door. The forward bow deck lies ahead of the wheelhouse, the aft stern deck lies behind it, and the passage links them while running alongside the wheelhouse. Materials and fittings follow ordinary contemporary Korean fishing-vessel practice, including stainless steel exterior metalwork and dark gray rubber fendering, with moderate salt weathering and working wear. The exact legible identifying lettering 해성호 must appear on the vessel. Open sea surrounds the vessel while afloat. A separate shore-fixed natural-gray reinforced-concrete dock ends at a waterside edge, with its side, distance, and orientation relative to the mobile vessel left uncommitted. The vessel and dock must be complete and ordinary for their types and visibly carry regionally authentic signs of active fishing and harbor use. A believable, currently inhabited working coastal-harbor neighborhood must surround the dock rather than an empty or staged setting.

THE LOCATION: A five-ton fishing vessel and separate dock in a contemporary South Korean coastal fishing harbor.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
INTERIOR: 낚시 어선 조타실: 어선의 조종간이 있는 좁은 공간. 유리창을 통해 외부가 보인다.

ROOM CAPACITY (size-only evidence): the scenario evidences 1
distinct interior spaces inside this structure. The committed
footprint and massing MUST plausibly hold all 1 of them at
real-world room sizes. This count is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — never
visualize, label or hint at the individual rooms in the image, and
never invent window or opening counts from it; size is verified
through human-scale fixed anchors (door heights, storey heights,
massing) only.

IN-WORLD SIGNAGE (exact lettering, identical in every view): the
structure's main signage reads exactly "해성호". Reproduce this
lettering precisely — same characters, same wording — every time this
structure is rendered; never substitute, translate or romanize it,
and add no other readable text anywhere in the image.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
passengers and crew on the vessel; temporary seated passenger group at the stern; vessel wake and foam; fog over the sea; island visible from the vessel route; temporary vessel-to-dock alignment

SHARED CONFORMANCE BRIEF (invariant visual facts every candidate must satisfy):

Every image must show the same contemporary South Korean five-ton fishing vessel as the main subject in an inhabited working fishing-harbor setting. The white weathered FRP hull is 9.6 metres long and 3.0 metres in beam, with one main deck level and one single-storey white FRP wheelhouse measuring 2.2 by 2.0 metres. This massing must plausibly support the forward open bow deck, aft open stern deck, longitudinal central passage beside the wheelhouse, and the enclosed helm room at real human scale. The helm wheel is fixed inside the wheelhouse. Clear glass wheelhouse windows use dark rubber or dark anodized-aluminum framing, the access door is white FRP, perimeter rails are silver stainless-steel pipe above the white FRP bulwark, and a short silver stainless-steel navigation equipment frame stands on the wheelhouse roof. Keep wheelhouse openings at an ordinary regional number rather than multiplying them into prominent unsupported openings. The hull carries the legible identifying text 해명호. Open sea extends around the afloat vessel and beyond the bow and stern. A separate shore-fixed gray concrete dock platform terminates at a waterside edge and must not become an attached vessel component or imply a permanent vessel-to-dock orientation. The harbor shore belongs to a believable, currently inhabited South Korean fishing neighborhood. The vessel, decks, and dock visibly carry ordinary signs of active fishing and harbor use as such working places do in contemporary South Korea; a bare, sterile, abandoned, or studio-set appearance is a violation.

THE LOCATION: A five-ton fishing vessel and its dockside setting in a contemporary working fishing harbor in South Korea.

HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): derive every
structure's true dimensions from the human-scale FIXED elements visible
on it — a door is about 2m tall, a window about 1–1.5m wide, one storey
about 2.5–3m, a railing about 1.1m. Never infer a structure's total
capacity from how few or how many openings one face happens to show:
a wall can be windowless while still enclosing several rooms behind it.
When an INTERIOR size-evidence list is provided, the enclosed volume
MUST be large enough to plausibly hold everything it lists — that
evidence outranks any impression taken from the exterior alone. Never
inflate a small structure into an oversized mass, and never shrink a
large one. Every part of the structure and its surroundings must agree
with these anchors at the same time.

STRUCTURE SCALE SPEC (size-only evidence): the structure must be large
enough to plausibly contain the interior listed below. This interior
list is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — NEVER visualize or label its rooms,
furnishings or interior layout in the image. Do not infer a smaller or
larger size from framing — follow the spec.
INTERIOR: 낚시 어선 조타실: 어선의 조종간이 있는 좁은 공간. 유리창을 통해 외부가 보인다.

ROOM CAPACITY (size-only evidence): the scenario evidences 1
distinct interior spaces inside this structure. The committed
footprint and massing MUST plausibly hold all 1 of them at
real-world room sizes. This count is SIZE EVIDENCE ONLY — never
visualize, label or hint at the individual rooms in the image, and
never invent window or opening counts from it; size is verified
through human-scale fixed anchors (door heights, storey heights,
massing) only.

IN-WORLD SIGNAGE (exact lettering, identical in every view): the
structure's main signage reads exactly "해명호". Reproduce this
lettering precisely — same characters, same wording — every time this
structure is rendered; never substitute, translate or romanize it,
and add no other readable text anywhere in the image.

SCENE TRANSIENTS — the items below belong to specific scripted
moments, not to the permanent place. Do not reproduce these particular
staged items or momentary states. This does not forbid the ordinary,
generic equivalents such a neighborhood would naturally show:
passengers and crew on the vessel; temporary seated passenger group at the stern; vessel wake and foam; fog over the sea; island visible from the vessel route; temporary vessel-to-dock alignment