A better way to write architecture prompts

Strong prompts describe the subject before they describe the mood. Start with the building or room, then mention the view, materials, lighting, and the camera position you want to preserve.

Instead of stacking ten unrelated styles, make one clear request: for example, a compact courtyard house with pale stone, timber screens, soft morning light, and a three-quarter street view.

If the result keeps changing the structure, add constraints such as preserve the roofline, openings, proportions, and perspective. A reference image and a short, specific brief usually work better than a long list of adjectives.