The owner rejected the previous pass on three counts - too saturated, too dark, and the albedo was wrong for the building. All three were true, and the reason the colour work kept missing is that the albedo never reached the material: import_albedo() resolved the repository root one level short after the tools move, so every 'stone' render was the flat tint alone. That is fixed first. Then measured instead of guessed: the reference's sunlit stone samples sRGB ~0.49 (linear ~0.19), attic highlight ~0.75, shaded recess ~0.43, and it is nearly neutral, not warm. New albedo generated for a pale low-contrast marble-limestone ashlar (two checkpoints compared, AlbedoBase won) and the tint moved to (0.47, 0.455, 0.43) with the shadow at (0.30, 0.29, 0.27), which lands lit stone around 0.62 sRGB - brighter than the last pass and close to the photographs. The elevation now reads as pale, low-saturation concrete/marble with thin-jointed ashlar. Row 4-6 re-rendered and pending. The architectural pass the owner also asked for - carved inscription, medallions, banner lettering, capital and grille depth - is untouched and recorded as the next step. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES carries the new seed and prompt.
40 KiBLFS
40 KiBLFS