Gurugram corporate district — original procedural 3D artwork
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PROVENANCE
Author: Original procedural geometry created for the Zaptric website.
Rebuild: python visual-source/create-gurugram-district.py (Python + NumPy + Pillow).
Source: visual-source/create-gurugram-district.py
Material model: 15 used ordinary opaque metallic-roughness PBR material batches; six embedded original 128px seamless albedo, normal and roughness maps.
No external meshes, photographs, textures, fonts, trademarks, or logos.
The concrete/asphalt microtextures are original deterministic synthesized artwork.
2026-10-01 refinement: real-scale 1.4m curtain-wall glazing and 50mm caps,
restrained glass tint/roughness differences, chamfered concrete edges,
kerb joints and flush gully grates. Former low-poly tree geometry removed;
planting beds retained. Separate district-trees.glb has separate provenance.
No cameras, light objects, animation, or emissive lighting dependencies.

Visual direction consulted, 2026-10-01:
https://www.dlf.in/offices/gurugram/dlfcybercity
https://www.dlf.in/offices/gurugram/dlf-cyberpark
Official Cyber City gallery photograph inspected:
https://www.dlf.in/offices/all-images/property-imgs/property_image_69affea7bb9c8.jpg
These references informed general corporate-campus scale, blue-green solar
control glazing, horizontal floor bands, pale structural framing and planted
street edges. They are not included in the asset. Geometry is original,
fictional, geographically suggestive context, not an exact site model or
reproduction of a named DLF building. No affiliation is implied.

Coordinate convention: metres, glTF Y-up, root identity.
The narrow road strips and pavements provide context only; the existing
world ground must remain. The district should follow the physical-world
fade, remain out of the scan wireframe, and use existing scene fog/HDRI.

2026-10-01 space-fill refinement: four staggered original 3/5/6/8-storey
campus buildings fill the west/north horizon openings. Added entry canopy,
solar fins, raised evergreen planters, left-edge staff parking markings,
wheel stops, pedestrian path and bollards. All new geometry/materials are
original procedural artwork under the same MIT terms; no additional sources.
Original six embedded PBR maps remain unchanged. There are 17 used merged
material primitives after adding evergreen planting and anodised screens.
The front context asphalt rectangle was removed to expose the existing
world road continuously; the far circulation road remains in this asset.
The central vehicle lane remains clear. Separate tree/car/depot assets and
scene camera, lighting and physical-world material behaviour are unchanged.

2026-10-03 scene-review pass 2: original project-authored yard changes remove
the superseded inner east footpath/kerb and tree beds beneath the enlarged
service wing, plus the former opening tree bed. The actual outer promenade,
all building faces, other district faces, materials and textures remain.
Reproduce with visual-source/scene-review/clear-former-yard-path.cjs.
No third-party asset or new external input is introduced.

2026-10-03 expanded fleet-hub review: the complete eastern promenade and
its associated planter/edge geometry translate 5.5 m outward, clearing
the fourth service bay. All original triangles, building faces, materials
and encoded textures are retained. Reproduce from the immutable
c3581a881375 asset using expand-east-promenade.cjs.