, built from the same data files as the plan. Sizes and positions are to scale. Materials, plants and light are approximations that show the feel of the place; the sun follows the real path for Seattle.
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What is approximate here
The house shape, floor heights and the lot are from the permit plans and survey, so those are reliable.
Yard levels: the front and upper side yard at about floor level (estimate), the side yard stepping down 16 in at wall 1 and 19 in at wall 2 (taped). The lower side yard, rear walkway, driveway and north side yard are from the LiDAR scan and all fall toward the alley; the driveway is about 9 ft 5 in below the first floor at the garage.
Second-floor windows and white panels are scaled from street photos, good to about 1 ft; the north face is mostly not modeled. Basement windows, the living room window wall and the east deck heights are from the LiDAR scan.
Looks are approximate. Window frames, how far windows sit back, board and panel joints, the grass-paver grid, and the shapes of the hedge, trees and planters are drawn from typical sizes and photos, not measured. Colours are sampled from the scan and photos. See REALISM-PLAN.md in the repository.
The sun is placed for Seattle on the chosen date and time, so the shadows are a fair guide to sun and shade. The neighbor's house and trees are rough, so shade from the north side is approximate.
Tree, hedge and fence sizes are estimates from photos unless the element says measured or scanned.