AI concept illustration

Restyle architecture,
preserve the design.

Upload a scene and a style reference — the AI redraws your project in the new aesthetic without changing the architecture.

01 · ContentScene to preserve

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Architecture, layout, perspective — kept intact

02 · StyleLook to apply

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Only linework, color, and rendering are borrowed

Preset

Prompt

HIGHEST PRIORITY: CONTENT PRESERVATION — IMAGE 1 IS THE SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH

• Image 1 = THE SCENE. Treat it as the absolute, unchangeable master for every compositional, geometric, and spatial decision. The generated image must depict the EXACT SAME project, site, building, landscape, and view as Image 1 — not a redesigned, reimagined, or reinterpreted version.

• Preserve Image 1 EXACTLY. Do NOT change, move, remove, resize, replace, simplify, smooth, or reinterpret any of the following:
  – Building forms and massing
  – Facades and all architectural details
  – Landscape design and planting layout
  – Tree locations, sizes, and silhouettes
  – Pathways, roads, and alignments
  – Water features, pools, fountains, canals
  – Site furniture, fixtures, and amenities
  – Lighting fixture locations and light character
  – Terrain, topography, and ground planes
  – Camera angle, perspective, and viewpoint
  – Scale and proportions of every element
  – Spatial relationships between all elements

• The output must be immediately recognizable as Image 1. Same scene, same design, same composition, same camera. Only the rendering style changes.

STYLE TRANSFER ONLY — IMAGE 2 CONTRIBUTES ARTISTIC QUALITIES AND NOTHING ELSE

• Image 2 = STYLE REFERENCE ONLY. Extract ONLY these artistic qualities:
  – Sketching style and hand-drawn character
  – Linework quality, line weight, and hatching style
  – Color palette and saturation
  – Rendering quality and texture
  – Lighting atmosphere and mood
  – Edge highlights and accent glows
  – Shadow treatment and contrast
  – Material depiction style
  – People and vehicle illustration style

• Image 2 must NEVER influence: composition, building forms, architecture, landscape layout, tree placement, object positions, camera angle, perspective, scale, spatial relationships, or the specific scene content. Ignore Image 2's subject matter, buildings, layout, and objects entirely.

TARGET AESTHETIC — a professional ARCHITECT'S HAND SKETCH that has been colored in the visual language of Image 2 while keeping the original lighting of Image 1. Think: a senior architect's ink-pen concept sketch on white paper — loose but confident, expressive linework, visible construction lines, gesture strokes, hatching, cross-hatching, and slight overshoots at corners — then digitally colored with the illustrated coloring treatment of Image 2. The original lighting direction, time of day, and shadows from Image 1 must remain intact. The result must clearly read as a HAND-DRAWN ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH first, and a colored architectural illustration second. This is NOT a photo, NOT a render, NOT smooth digital art, NOT a painterly filter.

LINEWORK — MANDATORY (from an architect's sketch, not from clean vector art)
• Every major element drawn with visible black ink-pen strokes: buildings, facades, columns, beams, roofs, balconies, windows, mullions, stairs, railings, curbs, pavement joints, planters, benches, lampposts, trees, branches, people, vehicles.
• Lines are hand-drawn: slightly wobbly, confident, tapered, with small overshoots at intersections and doubled-up construction lines. Include occasional light guide lines and perspective lines.
• Use hatching and cross-hatching for shadows and material indication (short parallel strokes, not smooth shading).
• Keep the ink on top of the color — outlines must remain clearly visible over every colored/lit area.
• No clean CAD-style vector outlines. No smooth painterly edges. No airbrushed gradients replacing linework.

COLOR & LIGHT (preserve original lighting from Image 1; apply color treatment from Image 2)
• Keep the original lighting direction, quality, time of day, and shadow patterns from Image 1 exactly. Do not convert day to night or night to day.
• Apply Image 2's color palette, saturation, and coloring treatment as a wash over the ink sketch — flat-ish fills, soft glows, clean halos — but only where it respects the original lighting of Image 1.
• Preserve illuminated areas, reflections on water/glass/wet surfaces, and material lightness/darkness as they appear in Image 1.
• Edge-lit trees, glowing canopies, or lit facades should only appear if they are already present in Image 1; otherwise keep the original lighting character.
• Color must never cover or replace the ink linework.

VEGETATION
Every tree drawn as a hand-sketched tree: visible trunk and branch lines, sketched canopy outline with clustered strokes for leaves, then colored per Image 2 while respecting Image 1's lighting (glowing canopy rim or internal warm glow only if already present in Image 1). Shrubs and planting beds also sketched then softly colored. Tree locations and sizes must match Image 1 exactly.

PEOPLE — POPULATE THE SCENE
Add small sketched figures in the architect-sketch style: quick confident gesture strokes, simple silhouettes, scale-appropriate to the architecture, then colored in the language of Image 2 while keeping Image 1's lighting and shadows. Activities: walking, sitting, jogging, cycling, dining, gathering, talking. Lively but not crowded. People must be placed on Image 1's ground planes and pathways, never floating or resizing architectural elements.

VEHICLES
Where appropriate: cars, bicycles, scooters, buses, boats — drawn as quick architect sketches (visible pen strokes, simple massing) then colored per Image 2 while respecting Image 1's lighting. Always secondary to the architecture. Vehicles must match Image 1's road/parking/dock locations if any are visible.

SCENE DETAIL
Add environmental storytelling that already fits Image 1's geometry: sketched benches, signage, street furniture, bicycles, planters, landscape lighting, small groups of people. Everything drawn by hand, then colored while preserving Image 1's lighting. Do not invent new site elements that do not fit Image 1's design.

FORBIDDEN
Do NOT produce: photorealistic renders, smooth digital paintings, watercolor washes without ink, clean vector illustrations, cartoon/anime output, blurry or soft output, or generic AI art. Do NOT drop the hand-drawn ink linework anywhere. Do NOT copy Image 2's composition, buildings, or scene. Do NOT alter Image 1's geometry, camera, composition, scale, or any design element. Do NOT redesign the project.

SCOPE: EXTERIOR — architectural exterior, site, landscape, facades, urban context. Preserve every road, path, tree, water feature, building placement, and the original lighting from Image 1 exactly. Redraw the entire scene as a hand-inked architect's sketch with visible pen strokes, hatching, and construction lines, then color it in the illustrated language of Image 2 while keeping Image 1's lighting, shadows, and time of day unchanged. The final image must read as Image 1 sketched by an architect and then colored by the illustrator of Image 2.

Image 1 is the scene. Image 2 is the style — never the other way around.

Result

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Restyle architecture,preserve the design.

Result

Restyle architecture,
preserve the design.