Beijing Forbidden City Style Architectural Scene and Design Plan

A split architectural display image, the left third is a real photo of the completed building, and the right two-thirds is a detailed architectural design drawing. Left third (product display): A magnificent real photo of a two-story large courtyard in the style of the Forbidden City in Beijing. The scene shows a main courtyard bathed in sunlight, with a red wall and yellow tile main hall and pavilions with double-eaved and hipped roofs, covered with golden glazed tiles. Below the eaves are complex bracket brackets and exquisite paintings (such as dragon and phoenix patterns). The building is situated on a white marble base, with carved imperial avenues and stone lions in front. The courtyard has ancient pines and cypresses and meticulously trimmed盆景. The photo style is realistic, showing the majesty and brilliance of the royal garden. Right two-thirds (architectural design drawing): A detailed two-story architectural design drawing with traditional blueprint style or ink line style, with a beige paper texture background. Above are the overall plan and elevation drawings, clearly indicating the layout of multiple courtyards, including gates, front court, rear bedroom areas, as well as walls and corner towers. The elevation drawing shows the levels and roof curves of the building. Below are the first and second floor plans, which are labeled in Chinese with detailed functional areas, such as: "First floor plan: Main Hall (Living Room), East Pavilion (Master Bedroom), West Pavilion (Second Bedroom 1), Study, Imperial Kitchen, Corridor", "Second floor plan: Library, Viewing Platform, Second Bedroom 2, Lounge". The significant position of the drawings is labeled in Chinese: "Project: Beijing Forbidden City Style Private Villa", "Building Area: About 20000 square feet", "Stories: Two stories", "Location: Beijing, China". The drawings also include a scale, a compass, and legend explanations, with accurate lines showing a complex wooden structure beam and column system. The entire image is separated by a clear dividing line between the left real scene and the right drawing, but both maintain a high consistency in theme and style, collectively presenting this grand architectural project.