A photorealistic 45-degree high aerial photograph of a real filming
location, shot in neutral daylight. No reference image is attached —
build the scene from this text alone.

LAYOUT:
{layout_narration}

ELEMENTS (describe by appearance only — the photograph must contain no
labels, no markers, no codes):
{elements_block}

SCALE & MASSING:
{scale_block}

WORLD FACTS (creator-confirmed — always true):
{world_facts_block}

REGIONAL AUTHENTICITY — DECISIVE: build every element as the REGION and
ERA in the WORLD FACTS actually build it. The layout above says WHAT is
on the site and how the parts connect; that region's real-world practice
says what each part LOOKS like — its usual form, proportions, materials,
weathering, and the markings, lettering plates, numbering and fixtures
such installations normally carry there. A facility that would be
instantly recognisable to a local must look like their facility, never
like a generic international or foreign equivalent, and never like
something delivered new from a catalogue. If a real one in that region
would be scuffed, faded, patched, or standard-issue plain, build it that
way.

REAL FACTS: this is an ordinary, real, lived-in place. Do not beautify
or stylize; keep materials, proportions and aging plausible. Do not
invent weather, atmosphere or dramatic lighting — neutral daylight only.

RESTRAINT — KEEP THE SITE SIMPLE: photograph the ordinary, unremarkable
version of this place. Build the elements listed above and the plain
ground, surfacing and vegetation they sit on, and nothing else — no
extra structures, furniture, fencing, planting, signage, vehicles or
decorative detail that the list does not call for. Where the list is
silent, the site is plain. A location scout's honest survey of a modest
everyday place, not a designed set.

FACADE & LIVED-IN: every facade, finish and fixture follows the real,
ordinary building stock of the region and era the WORLD FACTS declare —
the kind of exterior cladding, windows and everyday installed equipment
(security grilles, utility meters, exposed piping, air-conditioning
units, mailboxes, rooftop waterproofing, railings, potted plants and
similar traces of daily life) that actually appear on such buildings
there, layered storey by storey as people really live in them. Do NOT
hard-code specific colours or materials beyond what the WORLD FACTS
state — defer every unstated finish to that region's real, typical
building stock. Nothing may look foreign to that region or genericized.

BASELINE STATE (time-neutral survey): this photograph is a neutral
location survey of the place itself, showing only what is permanently
part of the site per the LAYOUT and ELEMENTS above. Nothing movable,
nothing temporarily installed, and no trace of any specific moment or
activity appears. Moment-specific content belongs to individual shots,
never to this master photograph.

The output image must contain ZERO annotations — no circles, no codes,
no letters, no numbers, no text, no arrows, no dashed lines. Lettering
and numbering that a real installation of this kind physically carries
in that region are part of the object, not annotations, and stay.