# One design. A clearer presentation.

Explore daylight, materials, and atmosphere from one architectural view. Build a set of concepts without starting each brief from scratch.

**Audience:** For visual exploration from your own references

[Try presentation set](/try/architectural-presentation-set/start)

## How it works

Presentation set, from your own image.

1. **Bring your references** — Upload a sketch or model screenshot with a clear camera angle and readable building geometry.
2. **Describe the direction** — Name the views you need: daylight, dusk, a material study, or a more atmospheric presentation. Keep the original camera as the reference.
3. **Review the concept** — Compare every concept with your source. Check rooflines, openings, and massing before assembling your presentation.

## Example prompt

```
Develop this exact model view into one polished dusk presentation hero. Keep the L-shaped two-storey house, flat roof lines, glazing grid, pool shape and camera. Add subtle limestone and timber finishes, believable planting at the courtyard edge, blue-hour sky, warm interior lighting and soft reflections. Deliver one continuous hero view, not multiple panels.
```

## From reference to concept.

A generated source, its edited result, and a closer look at the same result. Use the comparison above to inspect what changed.

- **Model viewport** — The generated source image used as the edit reference.
- **Dusk presentation view** — The result of the task-specific edit, using that source image.
- **Glazing at dusk** — A tightly framed detail from this result, shown at three times the scale of the full view.

## Benefits

- **Bring your references** — Upload a sketch or model screenshot with a clear camera angle and readable building geometry.
- **Describe the direction** — Name the views you need: daylight, dusk, a material study, or a more atmospheric presentation. Keep the original camera as the reference.
- **Review the concept** — Compare every concept with your source. Check rooflines, openings, and massing before assembling your presentation.

## Tips

- Upload a sketch or model screenshot with a clear camera angle and readable building geometry.
- Name the views you need: daylight, dusk, a material study, or a more atmospheric presentation. Keep the original camera as the reference.
- Compare every concept with your source. Check rooflines, openings, and massing before assembling your presentation.

## Presentation set questions

### What should I upload for presentation set?

Upload a sketch or model screenshot with a clear camera angle and readable building geometry.

### Will every image have identical geometry?

Not necessarily. Reusing the source and camera instructions helps, but AI can introduce differences. Check each image individually and use a conventional renderer when exact consistency is essential.

### How should I check the result?

Compare every concept with your source. Check rooflines, openings, and massing before assembling your presentation.

### Can I refine the concept in the same conversation?

Yes. Tell Bob which parts to change and which to retain. Refer back to your original images and review each new concept for unintended changes.

A set of AI concepts is not a coordinated model or drawing package. Geometry, people, planting, and small details can drift between images.

## Related workflows

- [Sketch to render](/try/sketch-to-render.md)
- [Exterior design](/try/ai-exterior-design.md)
- [Exterior paint](/try/exterior-paint-visualizer.md)

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