
Create a premium minimalist architectural editorial poster based on the supplied landscape photograph. VERTICAL 3:4 FORMAT. The composition is divided horizontally into exactly two equal sections, 50% / 50%. TOP HALF — PHOTOGRAPH: Preserve the supplied original photograph as a realistic photographic image. Maintain the exact architecture, landscape structure, perspective, lake, vegetation, mountains, reflections and natural proportions. Do not redesign or distort the location. Apply only subtle museum-quality editorial photography grading: refined contrast, restrained saturation, natural atmospheric depth, sophisticated fine-art travel photography. If additional vertical space is required for the 3:4 composition, naturally extend only sky, water, ground or environmental background. Never stretch or warp the original structures. BOTTOM HALF — ABSTRACT ARCHITECTURAL INTERPRETATION: Warm ivory / gallery-paper background with generous negative space. Reinterpret the exact same scene from the photograph as an extremely refined minimalist architectural illustration. Preserve the recognizable silhouette, relative placement and proportions of the major buildings and landscape so the viewer immediately recognizes it as the same location shown above. Reduce architecture into elegant geometric blocks and simplified planar shapes. Reduce mountains and vegetation into large restrained overlapping color masses. Represent trees using minimal vertical silhouettes. Represent the lake with thin horizontal lines and subtle translucent vertical reflections extending downward. Use flat muted colors sampled directly from the photograph: deep forest green, sage green, charcoal teal, soft blue-grey, warm architectural white, subtle muted brown. Mix solid geometric forms with a few transparent overlapping rectangles, extremely thin construction lines, vertical drafting lines and subtle architectural-diagram elements. No realistic illustration in the lower section. No cartoon. No detailed painting. No thick outlines. No decorative clutter. No template aesthetic. TYPOGRAPHY: Very sparse Swiss / international editorial typography. Small elegant uppercase serif title with wide letter spacing near the upper-left area of the lower section. Small catalog number underneath. Year aligned far right. Typography should occupy very little space. Overall aesthetic: international architecture exhibition poster, Japanese art-book editorial design, Swiss graphic design, premium museum catalog, contemporary architectural visualization, quiet luxury, restrained, precise, balanced, sophisticated. Large areas of empty ivory space are essential. The two halves must feel intentionally connected: REAL PLACE above, DESIGN ABSTRACTION of the SAME PLACE below. No collage. No multiple photographs. No decorative frame. No gradients in the illustration. No glossy commercial advertising style. No cheap poster template. No cartoon aesthetic. No watermark.