Create a professional cinematic environment concept sheet for the…

Create a professional cinematic environment concept sheet for the exterior of the main school in an original animated series called “Khablitutia”. This is the permanent school location attended by Anton, a 14-year-old teenager. ## 1. Main objective Design a believable contemporary Russian public secondary school in Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia. The building must feel like a real school that could exist in a modern Russian city, not an American high school, not a private elite academy, and not a futuristic fantasy building. The image is an ENVIRONMENT DESIGN REFERENCE for animation production. Architectural identity, recognizable building proportions, entrances, windows, materials and surrounding grounds are more important than decorative effects. ## 2. Architecture and surroundings Create a distinctive but plausible municipal school building, approximately 3–4 floors high, with a broad, functional layout and a clearly recognizable main entrance. Use contemporary Russian public architecture: light warm-grey and off-white facade panels, restrained brick details, muted terracotta or dark-red accents, realistic window frames, a practical entrance canopy, wide school windows and a clearly visible main doorway. Add subtle wood-toned architectural details only where they feel believable and durable. The design should look well-maintained and welcoming, but not luxurious. Give the school a memorable silhouette and a coherent architectural identity that can be reproduced consistently in many future shots. Surround the building with a believable Novosibirsk urban environment: residential apartment buildings in the background, Siberian birches and conifers, landscaped green areas, practical paved pedestrian paths, a schoolyard, bicycle racks and a modest outdoor sports area. The architecture and urban context should feel distinctly Russian without relying on stereotypical symbols. ## 3. Season and atmosphere It is summer in Novosibirsk. Green trees, healthy grass, leafy birches, clear summer daylight and a natural blue sky with a few soft clouds. The scene feels alive and authentic, with a calm late-morning atmosphere. Use balanced cinematic daylight, natural shadows and realistic reflections in the windows. The image should feel warm and inviting without oversaturated colors, excessive sunshine or a glossy commercial-advertising look. ## 4. Composition of the reference sheet Create one polished 16:9 widescreen architectural environment board. The dominant image, occupying most of the composition, shows the entire school from a front three-quarter angle. The camera is positioned at human eye level with a slightly wide cinematic architectural lens, approximately 28–35 mm. The full building and its main entrance must be clearly visible, with enough surrounding space to understand the school grounds. Add a small number of clean secondary views of the EXACT SAME building: * a straight-on front elevation; * a side view showing the building's depth and window rhythm; * a slightly elevated view showing the school grounds and sports area; * a closer architectural view of the main entrance, canopy, doors and facade materials. All views must depict the same building, with matching floor count, roofline, facade colors, window arrangement, entrance location and landscaping logic. These are different views of one location, not alternative school designs. The main image must remain visually dominant. Secondary views should be smaller, neatly arranged and useful for production reference. Keep the presentation clean and professional. ## 5. Visual style High-end stylized 3D animated feature-film environment design, sophisticated cinematic rendering, believable architectural proportions, realistic building materials, detailed but restrained textures, natural environmental lighting, subtle atmospheric depth and carefully composed cinematic color grading. The external world of the series should feel grounded and contemporary. The school must be more realistic than a conventional children's cartoon background, while still belonging to a distinctive animated universe intended for a teenage audience aged 12+. Use cinematic environmental storytelling and strong visual composition. The result should look like a professional environment concept developed for an original animated series, not a real-estate advertisement. ## 6. Production requirements Prioritize architectural continuity, clear spatial layout, recognizable entrances, believable construction, useful camera angles and a design that can be recreated repeatedly in AI-generated animation shots. Keep the school exterior free of foreground characters so that the location can later be used with Anton, Danya, Kirill, Lera and other characters. No invented school number, no school logos, no watermarks, no presentation text, no labels, no readable signs and no decorative typography. No collage of unrelated buildings. No American school architecture, no American school buses, no giant sports stadium, no futuristic glass skyscraper, no palace-like entrance, no fantasy architecture, no winter snow, no autumn foliage, no empty featureless surroundings, no oversaturated toy-like colors. The final result should establish the definitive exterior design of Anton's Russian school in Novosibirsk during summer, ready to become a consistent environment asset for the animated series.