It now exists looking very much like this. ( As far as I can tell from the ground. ) It was done from the architect's side elevations which he had colored and an overhead view. There were also snapshots of the land before it was built.
Done from aerial photographs and maps with direction from an engineering consultant. After line art is checked and approved it is then printed and hand colored on paper. ( The parts shown in red outline on the lower right side are water drainage systems which would not be visible in reality.
The stucco makeover of a previously clapboard house in the Italian style. I took on the task of making the upstairs windows appear evenly spaced and maintaining the look of the third story in the Tuscan style. The railing added on the roof is half as high as the railing that already ran along the porch tops: It imitates perspective to make the building seem taller. Most of this redesigning is mine.
Rainwater from street drains is filtered and run back into the river in a promenade setting. The building now exists but the promenade doesn't.