Design a proposed modern-day Yoruba palace deeply rooted in tradition on an 60m x 100m plot with a contemporary twist. Feature a 30m x 40m central courtyard with a lush landscape, creating a ceremonial space. Surround the courtyard with four rectangular buildings. First Building is to be a double volume banquette hall, second building is to be the residence for the king with 6 bedrooms overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, third building is to be a mosque to take 100 worshippers and the fourth building is to be a museum for the kingdom. All buildings are to be in variant earthy tones like laterite for a warm atmosphere, buildings are to be arranged asymmetrically around the courtyard and to Incorporate an inner perimeter covered walkway connecting all buildings. The design should resemble barn houses with high-pitched roofs, similar to the Ilesa palace in Nigeria. Capture an aerial perspective view that highlights the green landscape courtyard garden and the seamless integration of traditional and modern architectural elements. The render should be sleek and high resolution.