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Using the uploaded image as the exact location, camera and landscape reference, transform the existing plot into a realistic completed modern logistics warehouse facility. Preserve the exact aerial camera angle, perspective, framing, plot boundaries, surrounding landscape, road, trees, fields, existing buildings, highway and terrain. Do not change the geometry or position of the plot. IMPORTANT: Remove the small existing house/building currently located inside the plot completely. It must NOT be preserved, incorporated, replaced, or treated as part of the new warehouse complex. Clear this area entirely and use the available plot for the new warehouse facility. The ground beneath and around the removed house should look naturally cleared and integrated with the surrounding terrain. Do not leave any visible traces, foundations, walls, roof elements or debris from the house. Build a realistic modern logistics warehouse entirely within the existing plot. The warehouse must be positioned logically along the plot and oriented toward the foreground road. Its main visible side should face the road and clearly show the operational entrance and loading area. Create a large but realistic industrial warehouse with a modern metal-panel facade, large loading bay doors, several dock entrances, a clearly defined truck access area and appropriate loading and unloading zones. IMPORTANT PARKING AND VEHICLE REALISM: Design the parking and vehicle areas according to real-world industrial site planning. Create clearly organized paved parking spaces with realistic dimensions, straight parking rows, proper driving lanes and sufficient turning space between rows. Parking spaces must be aligned consistently and have natural spacing between vehicles. Use realistically scaled vehicles appropriate for a real logistics warehouse: several passenger cars, vans and a limited number of delivery trucks. Vehicles must have correct proportions, realistic wheel size, believable body geometry and accurate perspective from the aerial camera. Cars must sit naturally on the pavement with correct contact shadows and orientation. Do NOT create oversized cars, miniature toy-like vehicles, distorted vehicles, duplicated cars, vehicles overlapping each other, randomly scattered vehicles or cars parked in impossible positions. Do not fill every available parking space. Leave many spaces empty so the site looks like a real operating warehouse rather than a staged visualization. Large delivery trucks must use realistic loading-bay positions and maneuvering areas. Trucks should be aligned naturally with loading docks and have enough space to turn and reverse. Do not place trucks on grass, inside buildings, across parking spaces or in impossible orientations. The warehouse must fit naturally within the available plot and have realistic industrial proportions. Do not make it excessively large or extend beyond the plot. Use realistic asphalt and concrete surfaces for all internal roads, parking and loading areas. Add subtle road markings and parking lines only where appropriate. Keep landscaping minimal and consistent with a real industrial facility. Integrate the warehouse seamlessly into the original aerial photograph with realistic materials, natural daylight, accurate perspective and physically correct shadows. All vehicles and parking infrastructure must match the lighting, scale, camera perspective and image quality of the original photograph. Photorealistic real drone photograph, not a 3D render. The completed facility must look like a real existing logistics warehouse photographed from a drone. Preserve everything outside the plot exactly as in the original image. Do not change the road, trees, surrounding fields, highway or any structures outside the plot.