Image origin and editorial records.
Image origin is documented in this policy and the asset records. Alternative text describes the visible scene for readers who cannot see it. The generation prompt is retained with the asset record so the origin and intended subject can be inspected during editorial review.
The architectural images in this website were generated for the review using the built-in image-generation tool. They do not identify a real property, architect, hotel, manufacturer, or installation. They should not be interpreted as a portfolio of work completed by this publication.
Atmosphere is different from instruction.
A generated interior cannot establish an appliance clearance, a structural detail, ventilation performance, or electrical compliance. Planning diagrams that need accurate relationships are built separately in code and labeled with their scope and assumptions. The photograph-like appearance of an illustration does not validate the room it depicts.
Images must not suggest clinical results, depict fabricated before-and-after outcomes, display invented brands, or impersonate identifiable people. The current architectural direction avoids people and recognizable branded products. A scene's attractiveness is never used as evidence for a health or engineering claim.
Provider terms and available provenance features must be checked for the final asset workflow before public use. Metadata or content credentials are described only when actually present; this policy does not claim that every preview asset already carries a particular credential.