Every view on this sheet is a real pinhole projection of the BEDC-002 geometry — 36 × 24 mm sensor, stated focal length, camera at 5 ft 6 in, verticals vertical, no tilt and no artistic license. Nothing is sketched. The horizon line in each frame is the true horizon for that eye height, and every mass sits where the plan puts it.
An image model given only a plan and a massing axonometric has to guess the eye-level composition, and it guesses badly — it compresses spacing, it exaggerates height, it puts the horizon in the wrong place. These six views are the missing reference: attach the one matching the shot, and the generator is being shown the frame rather than asked to infer it. They are geometry, not renderings — no materials, no light, no weather. That is deliberate.
Each view is built by transforming the world geometry into camera space, projecting through a pinhole at the stated focal length, clipping to the near plane and painting faces far to near with back-face culling. The image plane is 3:2. Nothing is adjusted after projection, which is why the framing is sometimes awkward — that is what the camera sees.
| Station | SP-8 / BEDC-003 said | Projection says | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Greenway | 60 mm, V = 980 | 35 mm, V = 795 | At 60 mm halls 1 and 2 are outside the frame. V = 980 is 125 ft offshore. |
| 2 · North elevation | 35 mm, eye 12 ft | 24 mm, eye 5.5 ft | 35 mm cuts hall 1. Eye dropped to a standing person. |
| 3 · Spine road | 28 mm, V = 150 | 28 mm, V = 207 | Lens right; camera was 12 ft outside the property line. |
| 4 · Gate approach | 40 mm | 28 mm | 40 mm clips the switchyard and block 1. |
| 5 · Energy block | 50 mm at 1,334 ft | 35 mm at 2,700 ft | 2,250 ft of frontage will not fit from 1,334 ft at any sane lens. |
| 6 · City side | 24 mm at 400 ft | 24 mm at 5.5 ft | A tower is not ground level. Moved to the airfield. |
Four of six prompts named a lens that could not hold the subject, and two put the camera somewhere a person cannot stand. None of that is visible from a plan or an axonometric — it only appears when you actually project the geometry through a camera. BEDC-003 Rev. B carries the corrections.
All four halls fit the frame at 35 mm and read as four separated masses with sky between them. The 550-ft pitch does its job from the one vantage the public will actually use.
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The prompt said 60 mm. At 60 mm halls 1 and 2 fall outside the frame entirely — the prompt described four buildings the camera could not see. It also placed this camera at V = 980, which plots 125 ft north of the shoreline, out in the water. Corrected to the trail at V = 795.
The wall question, answered from the water. Four masses, three gaps, horizon visible through every one. This is the frame that decides whether the massing holds.
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The prompt said 35 mm. From 1,772 ft off, 35 mm cuts hall 1 out of frame. 24 mm holds all four with margin. Eye height dropped from 12 ft to 5.5 ft — a standing person in a small boat, not a flybridge.
The 120-ft wall at close range, flanked by the two CDU blocks, with the loading dock between. Industrial, unglamorous, correctly proportioned — the shot that keeps the set honest.
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The camera stood at V = 150, 12 ft south of the property line. Moved to the road centerline at V = 207. Standing in the gap between two CDU blocks is the only position on this road where the hall is not blocked by its own cooling plant.
Guardhouse, then the switchyard, then the plant, then both stacks — the whole security-to-generation sequence in one frame with nothing cropped.
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The prompt said 40 mm. At 40 mm the switchyard runs off the left edge and block 1’s turbine hall is clipped. 28 mm holds the switchyard, both blocks and both stacks.
Both blocks, both 180-ft stacks, both condensers, at true scale from open water. The plant reads as a low band, not a monolith — and the stacks are the only thing that breaks the skyline.
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The camera had to move. From the original station 1,334 ft off at 50 mm, you cannot fit 2,250 ft of frontage — block 1 was entirely outside the frame. Pulled back to 2,700 ft and centered on the block pair.
The city-side view at eye level. From 1,400 ft south a 120-ft building subtends about four degrees — the campus is a low band on the horizon, not a wall. The massing argument survives its hardest test.
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Substituted for the 400-ft tower shot. A downtown vantage is not ground level, and the public does not stand in one. This is where people will actually be standing if the airfield becomes open land.
Attach the eye-level view first and the plan second. Nano Banana weights earlier attachments more heavily for composition, and composition is exactly what this sheet supplies.
| Shot | Attach 1 · composition | Attach 2 · layout | Say this first |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GL-1 | SP-1 | “Image 1 is an eye-level perspective massing study of the scene. Image 2 is the site plan. Match image 1’s camera, framing and building positions exactly.” |
| 2 | GL-2 | SP-1 | Same, plus “keep the gaps between buildings exactly as wide as image 1 shows them.” |
| 3 | GL-3 | SP-2 | Same, plus “the large wall fills the frame as in image 1.” |
| 4 | GL-4 | SP-3 | Same, plus “the two thin vertical stacks stay at the height shown.” |
| 5 | GL-5 | SP-3 | Same, plus “the plant is a low horizontal band, not a tower.” |
| 6 | GL-6 | SP-1 | Same, plus “the campus occupies only the narrow band above the horizon that image 1 shows.” |
Crop the eye-level view to just the buildings and attach that instead of the full sheet. The horizon line, the dimension leaders and the labels are useful to a person and are noise to a generator — more than once they come back drawn into the render as graphics. When that happens, crop tighter and say “ignore any lines or text in the reference image; they are drafting annotation.”