Blueprint and House Render Comparison

Create a vertical 3:4 split architectural visualization. Place a dark, premium architectural blueprint in the upper half and a photorealistic house render that matches it exactly in the lower half. The two sections must correspond structurally one-to-one: do not add, remove, or relocate any room. Upper half: Use a deep navy or charcoal-blue background, fine glowing beige/gold lines, walls with a subtle raised 3D effect, modern sans-serif labels, and soft ambient light. Include 3 bedrooms, a central living room, kitchen + dining, 2 bathrooms, a connected garage on the left side, a front porch, and a backyard pool with a deck. Show beds, sofas, a dining table, door-swing openings, window positions, circulation paths, and precise proportions. Lower half: Render a modern single-story house with a flat layered roof, smooth concrete walls, wood-panel accents, and large glass windows. Keep the garage on the left. Align the main entrance with the living room. Place the pool in the backyard and match its dimensions to the blueprint. Match every window and room position, and make the exterior bedroom volumes legible. Environment: A suburban neighborhood with a green lawn, minimal landscaping, a clean driveway, and a pool deck. Use golden-hour light and a slightly elevated, front-facing 35mm architectural view. Keep the overall result clean and high-end. Strictly avoid any mismatch between the blueprint and render, extra rooms, fantasy elements, unrealistic proportions, or a cluttered setting.