Storefront Facade

Using the uploaded image as the primary reference, create a clean 3D render of the storefront or bar-front facade as a shallow bas-relief model designed for 3D printing. IMPORTANT COMPOSITION RULE: If the reference image shows a corner building, angled perspective, or multiple visible sides of the building, do NOT create a corner relief and do NOT include multiple facade planes. Instead, choose only ONE primary facade face — the most important, most recognizable, or most front-facing side of the storefront — and generate the relief using only that single flat facade elevation. Exclude the secondary side wall, corner wraparound geometry, and any additional building faces. The result should look like a printable wall-mounted relief sculpture of a single storefront facade, not a full building and not a two-sided corner scene. The back should be flat and rectangular, with the selected facade built outward in shallow layers. Preserve the recognizable architectural composition of the chosen facade: storefront shape, windows, doors, signage placement, awnings, trim, columns, decorative panels, brick patterns, lights, and major facade features. Make the model shallow with limited depth, like a raised relief plaque. Use subtle layered extrusion: - base wall surface slightly raised - windows and doors raised more - signs, awnings, trim, and decorative architectural elements raised the most Keep the total depth modest and clearly 3D-printable. Simplify small details so they become clean printable geometry. Avoid ultra-thin pieces, tiny fragile details, transparent glass, photorealistic textures, and unnecessary clutter. Convert brick, wood, stone, and tile into simplified raised or engraved patterns. Simplify text, logos, posters, and signs into clean raised/engraved placeholder shapes while preserving their placement and overall visual balance. The model should be a single solid 3D-printable object, with no floating parts, no loose elements, and no extremely thin geometry. Use smooth, clean, manufacturable forms with slight bevels and softened edges. Style: premium 3D printable architectural bas-relief, matte clay/off-white material, clean CAD-like geometry, plain background, product render, isometric or slightly angled front view. Exclude people, cars, street clutter, surrounding streetscape, and background scenery. Focus only on one flat storefront facade face.