White Walls, Black Tiles, and Stone Gardens: Contemporary Jiangnan Gardens

Design a museum in the manner of I. M. Pei's Suzhou Museum, abstracting the local garden house into pure geometry — whitewashed walls edged in dark grey granite instead of clay tile, and a rock garden made of thin slabs of stone sliced and set against a white wall like an ink painting rather than piled as boulders. Compose crisp white plaster planes with dark stone copings, faceted skylight roofs of steel and wood, a still pond with a zigzag bridge, sliced grey rock slabs graded in tone against the white wall, soft Jiangnan overcast light, eye-level view across the pond, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K