反射控制：避免整栋建筑变成镜子

Create an architectural visualisation demonstrating disciplined control of reflections, the most common way a render becomes unbelievable. Show a glazed building whose reflections are specific and legible rather than a generic mirrored sky: an identifiable neighbouring facade repeated across several panes with correct offset, a real tree, a cloud formation matching the actual sky in the image, and a hint of the street below in the lower panes. Detail the reflections as darker than the source and slightly tinted by the glass, never brighter than what they reflect. Show variation between panels — a slight difference in flatness causing subtle distortion in some, an inner pane at a marginally different angle — so the facade does not read as one continuous mirror. Detail the areas where transmission wins over reflection, revealing the interior, and the gradient between the two across the facade. Show the polished stone and metal nearby with their own restrained reflections. Photorealistic, controlled reflections, technically credible, eye-level three-quarter view.