Gemini Prompts for Architectural Rendering

Create a concept exterior of a [PROJECT TYPE, for example a 4-storey neighborhood library] on [SITE: street, climate, orientation]. Camera: eye level from the public sidewalk, 35mm feel, 3:2. Fixed: [storey count, main entrance on the street, roof form]. Change only the ground-floor openness. Overcast north light, real paving, no readable signage, no invented dimensions. People are distant scale figures only. Label in the caption area: concept, not a measured drawing.

Same site and massing as the previous brief: [paste the fixed block]. Show the building from the opposite corner at pedestrian height. Keep the entrance, floor count, and roof. Change only the planting density along the street. Late spring, soft shadows, wet pavement. Do not add a tower, setback, or extra floor.

Massing study, three options in one 16:9 sheet, same white site model and same sun direction. Option A: courtyard. Option B: bar building. Option C: clustered pavilions. Program: [PROGRAM]. Storeys: [NUMBER or UNKNOWN]. No materials yet, no people, no cars, no text except A, B, and C. Equal scale.

Place this attached sketch on its site without redesigning it. The sketch shows [WHAT IT SHOWS]. Keep the outline, entrance, and window bands. Add only context: [neighboring scale, trees, sidewalk]. Eye-level view. If a line in the sketch is ambiguous, leave that edge simple instead of inventing a balcony or stair.

Interior concept of a [ROOM: reading room, studio, lobby, apartment kitchen]. Approximate proportions: [LENGTH x WIDTH x HEIGHT or UNKNOWN]. Fixed: window wall on the [DIRECTION], one door on the [WALL], structural column at [LOCATION or none]. Camera: standing eye height looking toward the window, 24mm feel, 3:2. Change only the ceiling: exposed timber versus a flat plaster soffit. Natural materials, no brand names, no readable posters. People: none.

Same room shell and camera as this brief: [paste fixed shell]. Replace loose furniture with [three pieces and their approximate sizes]. Keep the window, door, and column. Daylight from the left. Leave circulation clear to the door. Do not move the window to make the furniture fit.

Section perspective through a [stair / double-height space]. Cut is diagrammatic, not a construction section. Show floor-to-floor relationship, guardrail, and daylight from above. Fixed floor count: [NUMBER]. No dimensions, no rebar, no structural callouts. Neutral materials so the section stays legible. 4:5.

A quiet work studio for one person. Fixed: party wall, one north window, existing timber floor. Camera seated at the desk looking back toward the door. Change only storage: wall of plywood shelves versus a freestanding cabinet. Realistic scale, no clutter text, no plants blocking the window. Concept interior, not a fit-out drawing.

Exterior close-up, 4:5, of a facade bay. Material: [brick / lime render / timber boards / board-formed concrete]. Describe the joint or board width, the colour range, and how the opening is lined. Soft side light so the texture reads. No logo, no manufacturer name, no performance claim. Keep the opening size from this reference: [describe or attach].

Material comparison, four equal panels, same wall and same light. A: pale brick. B: warm timber rainscreen. C: mineral render. D: dark metal standing seam on the roof only, wall unchanged. One window in each panel, identical size. No text other than A B C D. Concept finishes, not a specification.

Interior material study of a [room]. Fixed shell. Floor: [honed stone / oak / polished concrete]. Wall: [limewash / plywood / tile to a stated height]. Ceiling: [plaster]. Show one corner with the junctions visible. No furniture except a single chair for scale. Do not invent a product line or a fire rating.

Weathering study of the same timber facade, two images, same camera. Image 1: new, even colour. Image 2: three years of silvering, same boards and same joints. Do not change the window layout, flashing, or building form between the images.

Same exterior and camera. Morning, low east sun, long soft shadows, clear air. Interior lights off. Show how the [overhang / fins / courtyard] shade the glass. Do not move the shading device. No sun-path diagram, no numbers.

Same exterior and camera. Blue hour, warm interior light at 2700K visible through the glass, cool sky. Street lighting realistic, no neon signs, no readable shop names. People as a few silhouettes. The building geometry stays identical to the daytime view.

Same interior camera. Overcast winter daylight versus late summer afternoon. Two images. Fixed furniture and finishes. Change only sun angle and colour of light. Do not add or remove windows between the pair.

Rain study. Same street elevation, same camera. Wet paving, soft reflections, overcast sky, no storm drama. Show the entrance canopy if it exists in the brief: [YES and depth, or NO]. Do not add a canopy to solve the rain. People with ordinary coats, distant.

Set the camera 1.6 m above the sidewalk, 12 m from the entrance, lens around 35mm, horizon level. Subject: [building]. Include the full height and a strip of street. No tilt that makes the building lean. 3:2. Materials and massing stay as in this brief: [paste].

Hero view from the courtyard looking back at the entrance, 28mm, eye level, one person at the door for scale. Keep the courtyard width from the plan: [dimension or UNKNOWN]. Do not widen the court to make the view more dramatic.

Detail crop, 85mm feel, of the junction between [wall material] and [window frame]. Shallow depth of field, true verticals, no text. The crop must still match the facade bay in the wider view: [describe bay].

Aerial oblique from the south-east, high enough to show the roof and the street, not a site plan. Keep north roughly up. Show neighboring roofs as simple context. No labels, no property boundary, no fake map pin. Massing unchanged.

Concept exterior that feels quiet and civic. Thick walls, deep window reveals, a single large opening, pale mineral surfaces, trees, overcast light. Do not copy a named building or a specific architect's project. Program: [PROGRAM]. Camera: across the street, 50mm, 3:2.

Concept for a small house addition. Existing house: [describe age, roof, windows]. Addition: one storey, lower roof, different but related material. Show the joint between old and new. Eye level from the garden. Do not replace the existing house. No real address, no real neighbor's face.

Physical model photograph of the massing, basswood and white card, on a grey studio sweep. Soft overhead light, slight shadow, 4:5. This is a model, not a finished building. No entourage, no textures that pretend to be brick or glass. Program note left blank for a caption later.

Before: photograph-like view of the existing [room or facade] from this description: [EXISTING]. Camera locked: [position]. After: same camera and same structural walls. Proposed change: [one scope item, for example remove the dropped ceiling and add a new stair guard]. Do not relocate windows. Mark the pair EXISTING and PROPOSED in a caption margin, not across the architecture.

Kitchen renovation pair, same standing viewpoint toward the window. Existing: [cabinets, appliances, floor you actually have]. Proposed: new cabinet fronts, new worktop, same window and same door. Appliance locations stay unless I wrote a move here: [moves or "none"]. No brand logos.

Facade repair, not a new building. Existing: tired [render / windows / shopfront] at [describe]. Proposed: repaired [material], new windows in the same openings, same storey heights. Street and neighbors unchanged. Overcast daylight so the comparison is fair.

Adaptive reuse of a [warehouse / hall / shop] into [new use]. Keep the existing frame, roof form, and main openings. Add only [insert: mezzanine, new entrance, insulation shown as a thicker wall]. Exterior from the street, then one interior looking along the existing structure. Caption: concept for discussion, structure not verified.

A 16:9 concept board with three images only: street view, courtyard view, and one material close-up. Shared style block: [camera height, season, materials]. Large empty area at the bottom for a caption I will add later. No paragraphs, no fake dimensions, no logos. Small labels allowed: Street, Court, Material.

Client comparison board, two options, same viewpoint and same sky. Option 1 changes [variable]. Option 2 changes [variable]. Massing identical. Labels: 1 and 2 only. Leave a right-hand margin for notes. Do not declare a winner in the image.

Student pin-up sheet, portrait 2:3. Include: one exterior, one interior, one diagrammatic section with no numbers, and a blank title block. Project title I will set later: leave it empty. White background, generous margins, consistent line weight on the section. No stock people in the foreground.

Export a clean set of four matching renders for a slide: exterior day, exterior blue hour, interior day, material detail. Same material palette and same building. No text on the images. After the images, list in plain text the camera and the fixed constraints so I can paste them into speaker notes.