Building Concept: Professional Result #0009

A highly detailed, exquisitely crafted conceptual product-style still life of an elegant traditional Chinese pavilion, presented as a miniature architectural artwork. The pavilion is a three-tiered pagoda structure made of semi-transparent jade-like and softly frosted glass material in refined milky white and ice-blue tones. Translucent turquoise-blue glass roofs feature delicately tapered profiles, accented with finely detailed champagne-gold ornamental edges and intricate, graceful golden flying-eave details. A warm, subtle golden light glows gently from within the pavilion through translucent windows, creating a soft inner radiance. A small vertical blue-and-gold plaque is precisely embedded on the upper tier façade, understated yet refined. The pavilion stands on a simplified, smooth sculptural base inspired by stylized mountains and calm water, carved from semi-transparent ice-blue crystal material. The mountain–water form is defined by elegant flowing contours, softly rounded transitions, and continuous sculptural surfaces, with restrained texture and no sharp ridges, evoking the feeling of finely polished jade, melted glass, or serene frozen waves. The mountain–water base fully fills the bottom of the frame and is cleanly cropped by the image edge: there is no visible ground, no platform, no horizon line, and no empty bottom space. The form appears naturally immersed and continuous, extending beyond the frame rather than resting upon it. A clean white jade staircase rises diagonally and seamlessly from within the sculptural base toward the pavilion entrance, maintaining clarity, balance, and an elegant sense of progression. Composition is tight, refined, and immersive: the pavilion and its base occupy most of the frame, with the mountain–water structure gently pressing against the lower edge, eliminating visual emptiness while preserving calmness. Camera: subtle low-angle, 3/4 perspective (approximately 25–30 degrees turned), with close framing to emph