Flat Illustration: Vectorized Representation Without Light and Shadow

Create an architectural image in the flat illustrative register that some European studios use as an alternative to photorealism. Show the building drawn in clean flat colour with almost no shading — each surface a single tone, with form communicated by tonal difference between planes rather than by light. Detail the outlines as either absent or a single consistent thin line, and the shadows as flat solid shapes with hard edges rather than soft gradients. Show the sky as a plain colour field or a simple two-band gradient, entirely non-photographic. Detail the entourage in the same flat language: figures as simplified silhouettes in three or four flat colours, trees as flat canopies with no individual leaves, cars as simple shapes. Show a limited palette of six or seven muted colours applied across the whole image so nothing sits outside the scheme. Detail a subtle paper or risograph grain over everything to soften the flatness. Flat illustrative architectural image, graphic, calm, no photorealism, straight-on or gentle perspective.