FORMAT: vertical 9:16. DURATION: exactly 6 seconds. Use the first uploaded image as the exact...

FORMAT: vertical 9:16. DURATION: exactly 6 seconds. Use the first uploaded image as the exact starting frame and the finished-house reference as the exact final frame. Create one continuous photorealistic construction timelapse. The camera remains completely fixed throughout the video. Preserve the exact grassy plot, large pine tree on the left, utility pole, surrounding landscape, daylight, weather, perspective and position of the house. 0.0–1.2 seconds: The timber floor platform is completed on the existing black screw piles. Additional floor beams and subfloor panels are installed rapidly but in a physically believable sequence. 1.2–2.5 seconds: Vertical wooden wall frames rise from the platform section by section. First the exterior walls, then the triangular front gable and internal structural frames. Door and window openings remain clearly visible. 2.5–3.6 seconds: Roof rafters assemble above the walls. The pitched gable roof forms progressively from front to back. Dark roofing sheets are installed immediately after the roof structure. 3.6–4.8 seconds: Exterior cladding appears panel by panel: dark-brown vertical metal cladding on the side walls and warm vertical timber boards on the front façade. Preserve the exact colors and layout of the finished reference house. 4.8–6.0 seconds: White-framed windows are installed into the exact openings. The large two-level front windows, smaller side windows, dark trim and front platform appear. Finish with the exact completed house from the reference photo. The house must grow from the existing foundation through real construction stages. Materials move quickly into their correct positions as a clean professional timelapse, without floating chaotically. Preserve the exact house footprint, rectangular proportions, gabled roof angle, façade design, window number and placement, cladding colors and final appearance. No camera movement, no zoom, no angle change, no workers, no machinery, no neighboring buildings, no landscaping changes, no new trees, no concrete foundation, no brick walls, no extra windows, no chimney, no terrace, no fence, no flying materials, no deformation, no duplicated structural elements, no text, no logos, no watermark.