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Transform this unfinished construction space into a photorealistic luxury hammam / private spa room. Use the original photo as the exact architectural base. Preserve the same camera angle, perspective, ceiling height, room size, floor levels, wall positions, structural columns, existing openings, and all main load-bearing elements. The hammam must be created strictly from the existing white brick masonry walls and the angled brick footprint already marked on the floor. Use the visible brick walls, brick corner, brick column, and low brick curb/brick outline on the floor as the exact boundaries of the hammam structure. The finished hammam walls must follow this existing angled footprint. Do not invent a new layout. Convert the unfinished brick and concrete into a premium warm contemporary hammam: smooth warm beige stone, travertine, microcement or tadelakt walls, large-format stone slabs, integrated stone benches, rounded spa edges, warm hidden LED lighting, recessed ceiling lights, bronze or brushed metal details, subtle steam atmosphere, floor drain, and elegant spa minimalism. Keep the logic of the existing space. The hammam should feel naturally built into the place where the brick walls and floor markings already define it. The left existing dark framed opening may become a refined glass or bronze-framed hammam entrance only if it uses the same existing opening. Do not add new doors anywhere else. Remove construction elements: exposed pipes, unfinished concrete, rough brick texture where it should be finished, floor cables, dust, temporary technical objects, and raw construction details. Replace them with finished premium spa materials while preserving the original structure, footprint, proportions, and perspective. The final image must look like a real photograph of a completed high-end private hammam in a luxury apartment, not a CGI render. Realistic materials, natural shadows, warm low spa lighting, accurate scale, calm expensive atmosphere. Do not change the camera angle, do not change perspective, do not change ceiling height, do not change room size, do not move structural walls or columns, do not add extra walls outside the existing brick footprint, do not add new doors, do not add new passages, do not add windows, do not create a corridor, do not invent a larger spa layout, do not ignore the angled brick floor markings, do not place the hammam in a different area, do not distort floor levels, no fantasy spa, no excessive gold, no bright colors, no clutter, no plastic CGI look, no cartoon look, no unrealistic steam, no impossible geometry.