HUMAN-SCALE CALIBRATION (size truth for everything built): state size as
MULTIPLES of things visible in the same frame — how many people stand in
the height of a wall or a gate, how many storeys the mass carries, how
many door widths run across a face, how many of the listed interior rooms
fit behind it. NEVER state a measurement in metres, feet or square
metres. A number is not drawn: an image model renders no dimension, so a
stated measurement leaves the picture exactly as it was while reading as
a settled fact. A comparison IS drawn, because both sides of it stand in
the frame together.
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 comparisons at the same time.