Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
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Seedream 5
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
081
Openjourney
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
081
Openjourney
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
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Seedream 5
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
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Seedream 5
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
081
Openjourney
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
03
Seedream 5
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
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Openjourney
Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
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Seedream 5
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
081
Openjourney
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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Here is a precise image prompt optimised for generating a clean 2D floor plan with accurate measurements: --- **IMAGE PROMPT:** > Precise technical 2D architectural floor plan, strictly top-down orthographic view, clean white background, professional CAD drafting style. The plan shows a single-storey male dormitory building for the Feed Salone Programme in Sierra Leone. > > **BUILDING DIMENSIONS — CRITICAL:** > The building is exactly 64 metres wide (east-west) and 10 metres deep (north-south). This is a long narrow horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 6.4:1. The building is NOT square. All walls are 300mm thick rendered in solid dark charcoal with clean sharp edges and uniform line weight. > > **INTERNAL LAYOUT from west to east:** > > SECTION 1 — EIGHT SLEEPING ROOMS in a single horizontal row occupying the northern 8 metres of the building depth. Each room is exactly 7 metres wide and 8 metres deep, fully enclosed by solid dark charcoal walls on all four sides with no openings between adjacent rooms. Each room has one 1000mm door centred on its south wall, swinging outward shown as a precise quarter-circle arc. Each room has two 1200mm × 600mm high-set windows on the north wall and two 800mm windows on the south wall flanking the door, all rendered as pale blue filled rectangles. Inside each room, exactly 5 bunk bed units shown in top-down plan view — 3 bunk units against the north wall running east-west with 300mm clearance from wall, and 2 bunk units symmetrically flanking the south door with 300mm clearance from south wall — leaving a 1200mm clear central aisle. Each bunk unit is 900mm wide by 2000mm long: lower bunk as warm dark timber frame with grey-blue mattress and white pillow rectangle at head, upper bunk as lighter offset frame with pale blue mattress, thin drop shadow line around upper bunk. One dark brown 500mm × 500mm storage locker symbol at the foot of each bunk unit. Room labels in bold dark navy Helvetica centred in each room: ROOM 1 through ROOM 8 with "5 bunk beds | 10 inmates | 56 m²" in smaller text below. > > SECTION 2 — COVERED VERANDAH running the full 64 metre south face of the building, exactly 2 metres deep, rendered in light grey concrete texture with a dashed south boundary line. Nine evenly spaced solid dark brown circular timber post symbols 150mm diameter. Four dark brown rectangular bench symbols 2000mm × 400mm distributed evenly. A 2000mm × 2000mm glazed duty post booth between Room 4 and Room 5, entirely within the verandah zone, attached to the outside face of the building south wall with no gap or notch in that wall — glazed walls shown in pale blue tint, one 900mm door on south face with swing arc, labelled DUTY POST. Lockable gate symbols — two parallel vertical lines with diagonal cross — at far west end and far east end of verandah. > > SECTION 3 — MALE ABLUTION BLOCK at the east end, exactly 8 metres wide and 8 metres deep, accessed by one 1000mm door on south wall. Internally divided by a solid wall into west half (4m × 8m shower zone) and east half (4m × 8m toilet zone). West shower zone: 10 individual shower stalls in a 2-column by 5-row grid, each stall 1000mm × 1000mm with privacy partition lines and shower head symbol, all rendered in teal tile texture. East toilet zone: 8 WC cubicles in a 2-column by 4-row grid each 1000mm × 1500mm with toilet pan symbol, 4 urinal symbols along north wall as small 300mm × 200mm wall-mounted rectangles, 6 wash sink symbols as 550mm × 420mm rounded rectangles along dividing wall. WC zone floor in pale blue-grey tile texture. Label "SHOWERS | 10 stalls" over west half, "8 WC | 4 urinals | 6 sinks" over east half. Ablution block label top right: "MALE ABLUTION BLOCK — 8 m × 8 m" in bold navy text. > > **DIMENSION LINES — all in thin black lines with double arrowheads and clean dimension text:** > Top of drawing: "64 m" spanning full building width with arrows at both ends. Below that: "7 m" repeated 8 times above each room, then "8 m" above ablution block. Left side: "10 m" for total building depth, "8 m" for room depth, "2 m" for verandah depth. Bottom of drawing: "7 m" repeated 8 times below each room, then "2 m" and "2 m" for ablution entry zone. Below that a single line reading exactly: "7 m × 8 then 8 m totalling 64 m". > > **ROOM NUMBER BADGES:** Navy blue filled circles 25mm diameter with white bold text: R1 through R8 evenly spaced below the verandah, AB below ablution block, DP below duty post. > > **TITLE BLOCK** bottom of image in clean black text: "FEED SALONE PROGRAMME — Male Dormitory Block | Self-Contained Rooms | Bunk Bed Configuration | Enlarged Ablution | Drawing FSP-DORM-M04.1 | Scale 1:200 | June 2026." > > **SCALE BAR** bottom right: black and white segmented bar labelled exactly "0 2m 6m 10m". > > **NORTH ARROW** top right: solid black filled arrowhead pointing upward with "north" label. > > Style: clean professional architectural CAD floor plan, photorealistic material textures for floors and furniture, crisp uniform black wall lines, no perspective, no shadows on walls, strictly top-down 2D orthographic view only. Aspect ratio 16:5 landscape. --- **Critical parameters to set:** - **Aspect ratio:** 16:5 or 3.2:1 — very wide and shallow - **Resolution:** Maximum available — fixtures must be legible - **Style:** Architectural CAD / technical drawing — not artistic or illustrated - **View:** Strictly 2D top-down — zero perspective or isometric angle - **Background:** Pure white only
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ChatGPT Image
"Using the attached image as reference style, make these specific corrections only. Do NOT change anything that is already correct. Fix Room 5 so it is exactly 7 metres wide — the same width as all other rooms — fully enclosed with solid walls on all four sides, containing exactly 5 bunk units, with its only door on its south wall opening onto the verandah. The duty post is a separate 2 m × 2 m glazed booth attached to the outside of the south building wall between Room 4 and Room 5, projecting only southward into the verandah — it does not reduce the width of Room 5 or any other room. Remove the two '2 m' dimensions from the top strip and replace with a clean sequence of 7 m × 8 rooms then 8 m ablution totalling 64 m. Extend the ablution block showers and WC to fill the full 8 m north-south depth — showers in teal tile on the west half, WC plus 4 urinals plus 6 sinks on the east half. Show exactly 5 bunk units in every room — 3 against north wall, 2 flanking south door. Add dark brown storage locker symbols at the foot of every bunk unit. Add 2 small pale blue window symbols on the south wall of every room flanking each door. Add a clear internal dividing wall between showers and WC inside the ablution block."
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Seedream 5
input: description: | This design describes a shed with dimensions of 20x25 square meters (500 square meters in total) with a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. The roof is designed with a double-slope structure, which means it has two slopes sloping down from the central point of the roof, each with a 45-degree incline. In addition, this shed has skylights on both sides of the roof. Skylights are openings in the roof designed to allow natural light to enter the interior of the shed, which can be useful for illuminating the space during the day without the need for artificial lighting. In summary, it is a spacious shed with a double-slope roof and skylights that provide natural lighting in an area of 500 square meters and a height of 6 meters from the ground to the highest point of the roof. guidance_scale: Must be less than or equal to 20
081
Openjourney
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in beige and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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FLUX
the hall of the recording studio, the reception, the room also has sofas and coffee tables, an LED strip is installed around the perimeter, minimalist paintings and vinyl records hang on the walls, panoramic windows to the floor, you can see the door to another room everything is done in blue-gray and white tones with accents in the form of wood inserts and black elements.
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