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Prompt positivo: Ultra-detailed 8K architectural visualization, eye-level perspective of Frank Lloyd Wright’s visionary “Broadacre City” (1932–1959). The scene captures a radically decentralized urban vision — a vast, low-density landscape where the boundaries between city and countryside dissolve into a seamless spatial continuum. Broadacre unfolds as a democratic quilt of cultivated farmland, forested areas, flowing roadways, public parks, social clubs, ornamental gardens, modular housing lots, lakes, reservoirs, and civic buildings — each thoughtfully embedded in the terrain.

Wright’s orthogonal grid organizes the circulation network with compositional regularity. Urban forms favor circular geometries and horizontal planes, unifying architecture and infrastructure into a coherent spatial fabric. At the symbolic heart lies the “Center of Facilitation” — a low-density civic cluster composed of schools, universities, markets, small-scale factories, and commercial hubs. Rather than concentrating activity into a dense downtown core, this center mirrors the city’s dispersed and open-ended logic.

Architecture emerges as a direct extension of the land itself — fluid, site-specific, and organically adapted. Buildings reflect Wright’s core principles: elongated horizontal lines, cantilevered roofs, broad glass panels, and natural materials such as wood and stone. Residences are built from prefabricated modular units, allowing for personalized expansion based on changing needs. Every home becomes a custom-tailored composition, harmonized with the individual, the landscape, and daily life. These units are affordable, flexible, and ecologically sensitive.

Broadacre’s infrastructure is meticulously integrated: monumental highways traverse the terrain without urban barriers, lined with flowering embankments, shade-giving trees, and regular intervals featuring modern aerodromes. These roads serve not only mobility but also spatial organization — linking and dividing a wide array of rural and urban elements including farms, roadside markets, schools, and homes.

Wright even envisioned the vehicles of Broadacre: personal cars and individual helicopters allow residents to move freely across territories, independent of fixed stops or stations. The entire city is conceived as a dynamic network where all essential functions — production, distribution, transformation, recreation — are reachable within ten to forty minutes of every home, via car, aircraft, or public transport.

Fresh food markets are replenished hourly with locally sourced goods. Factories are organized to collaborate efficiently without intermediaries. Cultural institutions — theaters, art galleries, recreational zones — are interwoven into the residential zones, as are hospitals, ensuring immediate access to healthcare. Schools and cultural centers are immersed in natural parks, deliberately placed in the most beautiful parts of the surrounding countryside.

Broadacre is not imposed by master planning, but shaped organically by the desires of its residents — evolving in architectural style and typology according to lived experience. Captured in natural atmospheric daylight, rendered with photorealistic textures — timber façades, stone pathways, expansive glass, and vibrant greenery — the composition evokes a serene yet ambitious utopia. It’s a city of autonomy, equality, and poetic spatial order — where infrastructure empowers, nature heals, and architecture liberates.

Prompt negativo: Low resolution, sci-fi futurism, vertical skyscrapers, cyberpunk elements, overbuilt density, concrete-heavy brutalism, post-apocalyptic tone, visual clutter, gloomy lighting, industrial decay, disconnected circulation systems.