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Folded paper buildings rise as geometric towers — each building constructed from stacked and creased paper panels in grey, steel blue, and charcoal sheets. Windows are small rectangular folds creating recessed shadow pockets in the building facades. The architectural details are all folded geometry — rooftop water towers as tiny paper cylinders, fire escapes as zigzag-folded strips, antenna spires as rolled paper points. Between buildings, the street level shows folded paper vehicles as simplified angular forms in muted colors. Above the skyline, the sky transitions from deep navy folded sheets at the top to warm amber-orange folded sheets at the horizon — each color zone is a separate sheet of paper, the fold patterns changing direction between zones to create visual separation. Where amber meets blue, the paper sheets overlap with visible edge thickness. Studio lighting rakes across the buildings at a low angle, casting shadows from each building's folded geometry onto the next, creating realistic urban depth. Every surface has authentic matte cellulose paper texture with visible fiber strands. --ar 4:52
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Folded paper buildings rise as geometric towers — each building constructed from stacked and creased paper panels in grey, steel blue, and charcoal sheets. Windows are small rectangular folds creating recessed shadow pockets in the building facades. The architectural details are all folded geometry — rooftop water towers as tiny paper cylinders, fire escapes as zigzag-folded strips, antenna spires as rolled paper points. Between buildings, the street level shows folded paper vehicles as simplified angular forms in muted colors. Above the skyline, the sky transitions from deep navy folded sheets at the top to warm amber-orange folded sheets at the horizon — each color zone is a separate sheet of paper, the fold patterns changing direction between zones to create visual separation. Where amber meets blue, the paper sheets overlap with visible edge thickness. Studio lighting rakes across the buildings at a low angle, casting shadows from each building's folded geometry onto the next, creating realistic urban depth. Every surface has authentic matte cellulose paper texture with visible fiber strands. --ar 4:52