人間の視点へのこだわり：1.6メートルの規律

Create an architectural visualisation from a strictly human eye level, refusing every temptation to raise the camera. Show the camera at exactly 1.6 metres above the ground, which means the horizon line crosses the image at the eye height of every standing figure in the scene — a check the viewer can verify by looking at where the horizon meets the people. Detail the consequences honestly: the ground plane compresses so paving patterns are barely readable, nearer objects genuinely block what is behind them, and the building's upper floors recede steeply. Show a figure standing at middle distance with the horizon passing exactly through their eyes, and another closer to the camera with the horizon at the same height on them. Detail the composition so this restriction becomes an asset — the view feels like standing there rather than hovering. Show the foreground with something at true human scale: a bollard, a doorway, a bench. Photorealistic, honest and grounded, true eye level, wide view.