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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a small rooftop apartment interior in an old low-rise villa. Draw one compact single-level rooftop home, not a studio: a central living room with kitchenette (거실) occupying the middle and left side, a small entry vestibule (현관) on the bottom/south side, a main bedroom (안방) in the upper-left/northwest corner, a daughter bedroom (딸 방) in the upper-right/northeast corner, and a bathroom (욕실) on the right/east side near the lower-right/southeast corner. The front entry door is a metal door on the south wall of the entry vestibule, leading directly outside to exposed rooftop concrete with an exterior stair down to the old villa yard; outside this door show rooftop adjacency labels for water tank, clothesline, drying herbs on a low platform, and rooftop parapet, NOT a balcony or street hallway. The entry vestibule should connect openly or by a short interior threshold into the living room; include a small shoe area along the vestibule wall and label it as the place where shoes are put on. In the living room, place a kitchenette counter and sink along the upper/north wall of the living room, with a small stove or hot plate and pot beside the sink; the sink counter is narrow compared with the room. Put a dining table with several chairs in the center of the living room, directly facing the TV; mark two teacups on the table. Put the TV on the left/west wall of the living room facing inward toward the dining table and kitchenette. Add a slim floor stand lamp near one corner of the living room. Add a small living room window on the exterior wall, preferably the west wall or upper-left exterior wall of the living room, labeled “small living room window,” positioned so a shadow could be seen from the rooftop outside. The main bedroom (안방) door is on its south or southeast wall opening into the living room; inside, place a medium bed against the north wall with its headboard touching the wall, leaving walking space near the door. The daughter bedroom (딸 방) door is on its south wall opening from the living room; inside, place a single bed against one side wall, with the wall above the bed labeled for a red circle mark; place a backpack and doll on the floor near the bed. Put a window with curtains on the exterior north wall of the daughter bedroom; the curtains should be large enough to hide a person behind them, and the bed should relate to this window so that the curtained area is visible from the doorway. The bathroom (욕실) door is on its west wall opening from the living room or a short living-room passage; inside, place a small sink and mirror on one wall, toilet beside it, and a compact wash area/shower opposite; label the mirror wall where a red circle reflection appears. Show all interior doors clearly: front metal door from rooftop concrete into entry vestibule; main bedroom door from living room to main bedroom; daughter bedroom door from living room to daughter bedroom; bathroom door from living room to bathroom. Show all windows clearly: small window in living room exterior wall, curtained window in daughter bedroom exterior wall. Negative constraints: NOT a balcony apartment, NOT a multi-floor plan, NOT a large modern apartment, NOT a single-room studio, NOT an open loft, NOT a separate full kitchen room, NOT an office, NOT a hotel room, NOT a photorealistic interior, NOT perspective view, NOT exterior elevation, NOT decorative horror illustration, NOT cluttered with unnecessary furniture not described. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a small rooftop apartment interior in an old low-rise villa. Draw one compact single-level rooftop home, not a studio: a central living room with kitchenette (거실) occupying the middle and left side, a small entry vestibule (현관) on the bottom/south side, a main bedroom (안방) in the upper-left/northwest corner, a daughter bedroom (딸 방) in the upper-right/northeast corner, and a bathroom (욕실) on the right/east side near the lower-right/southeast corner. The front entry door is a metal door on the south wall of the entry vestibule, leading directly outside to exposed rooftop concrete with an exterior stair down to the old villa yard; outside this door show rooftop adjacency labels for water tank, clothesline, drying herbs on a low platform, and rooftop parapet, NOT a balcony or street hallway. The entry vestibule should connect openly or by a short interior threshold into the living room; include a small shoe area along the vestibule wall and label it as the place where shoes are put on. In the living room, place a kitchenette counter and sink along the upper/north wall of the living room, with a small stove or hot plate and pot beside the sink; the sink counter is narrow compared with the room. Put a dining table with several chairs in the center of the living room, directly facing the TV; mark two teacups on the table. Put the TV on the left/west wall of the living room facing inward toward the dining table and kitchenette. Add a slim floor stand lamp near one corner of the living room. Add a small living room window on the exterior wall, preferably the west wall or upper-left exterior wall of the living room, labeled “small living room window,” positioned so a shadow could be seen from the rooftop outside. The main bedroom (안방) door is on its south or southeast wall opening into the living room; inside, place a medium bed against the north wall with its headboard touching the wall, leaving walking space near the door. The daughter bedroom (딸 방) door is on its south wall opening from the living room; inside, place a single bed against one side wall, with the wall above the bed labeled for a red circle mark; place a backpack and doll on the floor near the bed. Put a window with curtains on the exterior north wall of the daughter bedroom; the curtains should be large enough to hide a person behind them, and the bed should relate to this window so that the curtained area is visible from the doorway. The bathroom (욕실) door is on its west wall opening from the living room or a short living-room passage; inside, place a small sink and mirror on one wall, toilet beside it, and a compact wash area/shower opposite; label the mirror wall where a red circle reflection appears. Show all interior doors clearly: front metal door from rooftop concrete into entry vestibule; main bedroom door from living room to main bedroom; daughter bedroom door from living room to daughter bedroom; bathroom door from living room to bathroom. Show all windows clearly: small window in living room exterior wall, curtained window in daughter bedroom exterior wall. Negative constraints: NOT a balcony apartment, NOT a multi-floor plan, NOT a large modern apartment, NOT a single-room studio, NOT an open loft, NOT a separate full kitchen room, NOT an office, NOT a hotel room, NOT a photorealistic interior, NOT perspective view, NOT exterior elevation, NOT decorative horror illustration, NOT cluttered with unnecessary furniture not described. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a small fishing boat wheelhouse with adjacent open deck on the sea. Draw a compact single-level boat plan: the enclosed wheelhouse is at the forward/upper center of the boat, and the open exterior deck is directly behind it on the lower side. The wheelhouse is one small rectangular room, not a multi-room cabin. Inside the wheelhouse, place a wide helm control console along the forward/bow-facing wall, taking about one third of the room depth; put a steering wheel at the center of this console, surrounded by many circular instrument gauges and dials, including one clearly marked red circular gauge. Add a small chart/map surface on the right side of the console, smaller than the steering console, close enough for a standing operator to reach. Leave a narrow standing space in the center of the wheelhouse between the rear door and the helm console, sized for two standing people struggling close together. Add no bed, no galley, no toilet, no separate captain cabin. The open deck behind the wheelhouse is a plain working deck zone, larger than the wheelhouse, with an empty central area where people can sit or stand and look at a map; place low boat railings along the left, right, and rear edges of the deck. Doors: one rear door centered on the rear/lower wall of the wheelhouse leads directly out to the open deck; this is the only interior/exterior passage shown. Windows: draw a continuous front windshield on the forward/bow wall of the wheelhouse above the helm console, plus small side lookout windows on the left and right walls of the wheelhouse. External adjacency: outside the wheelhouse rear door is the exposed fishing-boat deck open to the surrounding sea at sunset, not a hallway or land entrance. Negative constraints: NOT a house, NOT an apartment, NOT a balcony, NOT a yacht lounge, NOT a multi-floor vessel, NOT a large ship bridge, NOT a single-room studio apartment, NOT separate bedrooms or kitchen rooms, NOT photorealistic interior rendering. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a police station detectives' office. Single-room open-plan office only: one rectangular detectives’ office (경찰서 사무실) occupying the full plan, with no separate private rooms inside. Bottom side is the public/internal entry side; top side is the deeper work area. Bottom-center wall has the main office door leading outside to an interior police station corridor/hallway, where detectives can rush out toward an off-plan meeting area; outside the front entry is NOT a street or balcony, but the inside corridor of the police station. Keep a clear circulation path from this bottom-center door into the middle of the office.\n\nInside the office: place a duty detective desk on the right side of the room, medium-large relative to the room, with a computer monitor on the desk facing inward toward the center; this is the desk where the location-tracking result appears. Add a keyboard, mouse, scattered forms, and one visitor chair positioned across from the desk. Place a senior detective desk on the left-center side of the room, medium-large relative to the room, with a chair behind it and a guest chair beside or opposite it; on top of this desk show messy enlarged crime-scene photographs, paperwork, and writing tools. Place a small coffee area along one wall near the work desks, with a coffee machine or dispenser on a narrow counter and cups, sized small relative to the room. Add several additional detective workstations as a loose central/right-center cluster, each with desk, chair, paperwork, and computer monitors, arranged so they face into the room rather than forming separate cubicles. Add filing cabinets or low storage shelves against the upper wall, medium-small relative to the room, supporting the police-office feeling without creating another room. No internal walls between desks; all desks are within the same open office.\n\nDoors: one main door only, on the bottom-center wall, leading to the interior police station corridor/hallway; indicate that the off-plan corridor leads toward the wider station and meeting area. No other interior room doors are shown. Windows: no windows are specified in the scenes, so draw no windows. Negative constraints: NOT a multi-room station plan, NOT a private apartment, NOT a single-room studio apartment, NOT a balcony, NOT a rooftop, NOT a boat, NOT a supermarket, NOT a holding cell, NOT an interrogation room, NOT a conference room inside the plan, NOT a multi-floor building, NOT a photorealistic interior. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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