{
  "whole": "A practical 2020s South Korean small-city public police building with a modest paved front approach: wet asphalt or concrete, simple curb lines, parking stripes, a flat facade area for an official signboard without readable text, and a small bicycle-parking zone near the entrance. Inside, a shared detectives’ office is built as part of the original reinforced-concrete structure, finished with painted gypsum-board partitions, durable vinyl flooring, acoustic ceiling panels, and cool fluorescent or LED lighting. The open office holds clusters of government-style desks with desktop computers, office chairs, cable and network clutter, a shared copier or fax-scanner, metal file cabinets, a wall clock, and a plain coffee corner, all in muted gray-blue, dull green, beige, and worn plastic textures under a cold institutional tone.",
  "indoor": "A shared detective office inside a contemporary Korean public police building, built with reinforced-concrete structure, painted gypsum-board partitions, durable vinyl flooring, acoustic ceiling panels, and plain fluorescent or LED ceiling lights. The room is large enough for several detectives, with clusters of government-style desks, office chairs, desktop computers, visible power and network cabling, filing cabinets, a copier or fax-scanner unit, a wall clock, and a modest coffee corner with an electric kettle or small coffee machine. Use a cold, humid coastal-city palette of gray-blue, dull green, worn beige, and rust-brown accents, with practical institutional finishes, cluttered paperwork, and realistic fluorescent office lighting rather than any stylized or futuristic police design.",
  "outdoor": "A practical front forecourt of a contemporary small-city Korean police building, with wet asphalt or concrete paving, curb stones, parking lines, a clear public entrance, and a simple area shaped for bicycle racks without any bicycles placed yet. The main building exterior is plain reinforced concrete with durable public-institution finishes, flat panels where an official signboard could be mounted but no readable text or symbols, and windows hinting only at a fluorescent-lit administrative office mass inside. Use a cold, damp coastal color palette of blue-gray concrete, muted green trim, rust-brown metal edges, and rain-darkened black pavement under realistic street or entrance lighting."
}