Minimalist Facade: Geometric Shadows in Natural Light

Photorealistic, high-resolution rendering of a minimalist architectural facade. Clean white concrete and smooth plaster surfaces with barely-there seams. A perforated metal screen or set of horizontal louvers casts crisp geometric shadows—rectangles, squares, and triangles—across the wall in a repeating pattern. Natural daylight from the side creates long, directional shadows and a warm gradient from bright highlights to cool midtones. View from street level, slightly off-center, the facade filling most of the frame to emphasize form over ornament. Include subtle scale cues like a narrow sidewalk edge or a low planter for reference, with no people. Materials: concrete, plaster, metal, glass. Lighting: directional, golden-hour sun, high dynamic range. Style: modernist, minimalist, photorealistic with fine textures (matte concrete, brushed metal, soft plaster). Camera concept: 50mm equivalent, f/8, ISO 100 for sharp focus across the facade. Aspect ratio 3:2; color palette of cool whites and grays warmed by sunlight; minimal color accents if any should be wood or greenery.