Renovated Two-Room Flat Overlooking the Public Gardens

This listing has 8 drone shots of the building and the park opposite, taken in 2026: they are real photos, adjusted only for light and colour with an ordinary local retouch, without AI; since 23/10/2026 they have replaced the versions regenerated by the model, which had been published by mistake (it changed the shadows, turned the tree crowns yellow and redrew the statues on the balcony), and two shots from that flight have been removed. It also has 26 shots of the interior, the common areas and the view from the windows, some of them taken while the works were still in progress, which went through a generative image model (Google's Nano Banana family, used through the Higgsfield platform): 3 only for light and colour, with nothing added or removed; the other 23 are simulations and carry the label «AI · simulated» on the website. In 19 shots of the interior, the common areas and the view, the model straightened the wide-angle shot, widened the frame or rebuilt its edges: what lies at the margins was not photographed from that point, the model reconstructed it, and in several photos these are whole parts of rooms: the kitchen seen through a door or a passage, the hood and the hob, a dining room with a window and a lamp, parts of the bathroom with an air conditioner and a mirror, doors, door frames, walls, a curtain, a wooden band, the edges of a window and of a sofa, the edge of the bed and headboard, an arched window, the walls and stairs around the lift shaft. In one of them the viewpoint was not photographed: from an oblique shot the model created a frontal view. In the 2 views from the windows it redrew the sky, a window frame, part of the street, the shape of the trees and a building. Two errors of the model remain in the bathroom photos: a vertical gold profile in the middle of the shower and a white hatch under a black panel, which do not exist. In 4 shots taken during the works the model removed plastic sheeting, tools, a glass pane and skirting boards leaning against the walls, and showed as finished door frames, a threshold, doors and passages that were unfinished in the shots; in one of these the frame of the passage is unfinished in reality too, with bare wood still to be finished. In one photo the cable of a lamp was also removed. Where an object was removed, what it hid was not photographed: the model reconstructed it, plausibly. Compared with the starting shots, in the centre of the images the furniture, sanitaryware, tiling, mirrors, wardrobes, windows, security doors and marble floors are as photographed, as are the building, the streets and the park in the drone shots. Even where it added nothing, the model recalculated the whole image: the fine grain of surfaces and views is reconstructed, not photographed. Light and colour were corrected as in normal photo retouching. The original unmodified photographs are available on request; a viewing remains the only reference for the actual condition of the property.

Seven more drone photos, taken in 2026: two views from above showing the building and the Public Garden, three views of the park from its edge in front of the house and two details of the pond. Light, colour and contrast were adjusted locally with ordinary photo-editing software, without generative AI: nothing was removed or added. In the two views from above the building is marked with a graphic (outline and label) that is not part of the photograph. People and number plates are too far away to be recognisable.