Placement of Background Figures: Quantity, Distance, and Direction

Create an architectural visualisation demonstrating disciplined entourage placement. Show a small number of figures — no more than five in the whole frame — each placed for a compositional reason rather than to fill space: one in the near foreground seen from behind giving scale and a point of entry, two at middle distance in conversation anchoring the building's entrance, and one small in the far distance establishing depth. Detail every figure as facing away from or across the camera, never toward it, so no face demands attention. Show their clothing in muted tones that sit within the image's palette, with at most one figure in a single accent colour. Detail their scale as rigorously correct against the architecture, with their eye lines all falling on the horizon since the camera is at eye level. Show them casting shadows consistent with the scene's light direction and length. Detail their posture as unhurried and specific — one leaning, one mid-stride, one standing still. Photorealistic, restrained entourage, eye-level view.