夜のファサード：室内の光が溢れ出す様子

Design a contemporary Taiwanese townhouse as it reads after dark, when the facade's daytime materials matter far less than where light escapes. Show the building at night with no exterior floodlighting at all — no wall washers, no uplit facade — so everything visible comes from inside the house. Detail each floor as glowing differently according to what happens there: the ground-floor car port lit by a single cool downlight over the entrance, the second floor bright and warm with a living room ceiling light visible through wide glazing, the third floor dimmer with only a bedside lamp behind a half-drawn curtain, the top floor showing the deep warm glow of the shrine hall through a high slot. Show the stair slot as a continuous vertical line of even light rising the full height, the brightest single element. Detail the metal screen across the balconies as backlit from within so its perforation pattern reads sharply as a field of tiny bright points. Show the surrounding lane as genuinely dark, lit only by one streetlamp and by the spill from the house onto the road. Detail the wet road surface returning a broken reflection. Set it on a quiet Taiwanese lane at about nine at night. Photorealistic, glowing, warm interior light in blue darkness, low three-quarter view.