Use an approved scheme branch and shared lock context to coordinate facade, street, entry, and linked interior images, then identify conflicts before exporting the set.

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Coordinate facade, street, and entry images so they describe one architectural proposal rather than separate visual ideas.

Check whether openings, materials, and visible spatial relationships make sense across linked viewpoints.

Identify contradictions before the views enter a client board, competition set, or design package.
Different viewpoints do not need identical composition or lighting, but they should agree on the building form, opening positions, primary materials, landscape relationships, and approved design features.
Prioritize conflicts according to consequence. A changed window grid or massing edge usually matters more than small atmospheric variation between images.
Keep the approved branch and lock profile attached to the batch. Without that reference, later corrections can drift toward a different design state.
Generate the architectural image set, find contradictions, and keep only the views that support the approved scheme.