{
  "whole": "A modern Korean police office in a modest coastal-city district, built as a standard reinforced-concrete public building interior with painted gypsum-board walls, durable vinyl or tile flooring, fluorescent ceiling lights, and plain exterior-facing windows. The open-plan room holds several practical detective desks close enough to share sightlines, with office chairs, desktop computers and monitors, stacks of official paperwork, metal filing cabinets, low drawer units, and a simple shared coffee or water corner. The palette is subdued beige, gray, and cool blue-gray, with worn surfaces, paperwork clutter, and utilitarian lighting giving it a realistic, slightly damp institutional atmosphere.",
  "indoor": "A modern Korean police detective office inside a reinforced-concrete public building, with painted gypsum-board walls, durable gray vinyl or tile flooring, fluorescent ceiling lights, and a modest exterior-facing window with muted daylight. The open-plan room is large enough for several detectives, arranged with practical desks, office chairs, desktop computers and monitors, stacks of paperwork, metal filing cabinets, low drawer units, and a small shared coffee or water station. The palette should feel institutional and lived-in—beige, gray, dull metal, worn plastic, paper clutter, and cool fluorescent light—matching a realistic contemporary Korean municipal workplace rather than a stylized crime lab."
}