The Court Extension — Round 2

One fixed frontal camera; ONLY the wall program changes, so splits compare honestly. 50/50 warehouse/game · warehouse-2/3 · game-2/3 · the 3-BAY rendition (warehouse into the old final bay + a rec-vehicle center bay + the game wing) · man-door positions · the taller-warehouse-bay fork · a rainy day. Every frame carries the full upper deck + spiral stair, per your note.

The whole roof as the open-air deck: six ivy + rust umbrellas, lots of tables, the most formal outdoor meal spot on the property, DJ as one staging variant (not the identity). Spiral stair at the gym-door end with the little bench. Two frames are elevated vantages — judged as vibe studies, marked.

Your round: a net over the court where basketball morphs into pickleball, the minimalist white court with color only inside the key (“really sleek”), and painting the EXISTING doors + goosenecks a tasteful color (the red-door love, tamed).

Same frontal camera, one variable: honed board-form (the a0 top contender) · plank-textured “stamped” concrete · the lighter premium concrete · LOG POSTS + LOG BEAMS mixing with concrete (your A-p5 love, exteriorized) · soft-rust doors on concrete (the brand colors) · and stucco once, for the record (climate-doubted).

F-p3a-class compositions (“fucking love this”) evolved: spanning the ENTIRE wall, leaning harder into brand colors, entrances resolved into the graphic — plus the organic hoop-surround idea (“not overly complicated, just something awesome”). Zero lettering anywhere, still.

Your MAJOR SIDENOTE, drawn: the his-and-hers washrooms tucked behind the spiral-staircase end of the enclosure — the threshold from outside at dusk, and the corridor inside.

The real room — about 37½ ft × 20 ft under an 11-ft ceiling (the registry-true scale; round 1 dreamed too big). The three zones in one space, the cozy 70s game wing with the huge chalkboard, the honest warehouse (pallets + walkie forklift, amps, bikes — NO tool shop), and two frames from inside the game room looking out, one in the rain.

The whole program in one frame: wall + doors + deck + stair + bench + outdoor ping pong in front of the glass bay. Day, dusk, the game wing open at dusk, and the rainy-day cozy one.

The model handed the REAL dimensions and the committed program, then asked for the version it believes in — six takes, deliberately contrasting. The track that historically finds your favorites.