"Hiper-realistic architectural design of a two-story Caribbean island house, inspired by modern minimalist architecture, featuring a sleek, flat roof with a 40-centimeter thick concrete slab. The roof is designed to be clean and minimal, with a smooth, seamless surface, adding a contemporary and bold touch to the overall aesthetic. The roof extends slightly beyond the walls, creating a sense of depth and providing natural shade to the upper floor. The exterior walls are constructed from smooth, reflective aluminum sheets, painted in a soft, matte white finish. The aluminum panels are subtly brushed, adding a modern, industrial feel while maintaining an open and airy look. The surface of the aluminum has a slight weathered effect, reflecting the Caribbean climate and enhancing the sleek yet grounded appearance of the house. Large, open windows are framed with delicate wooden shutters in a neutral wood tone, creating a natural contrast to the metallic sheen of the walls. The balconies on both floors are minimalist and delicate, supported by numerous slim wooden columns measuring 15x15 cm. These columns are evenly spaced along the edges of the balconies, providing elegant support and contributing to the house's open, airy feel. The columns are painted in a soft white or natural wood finish to complement the aluminum walls, while the wooden railings are simple and modern, with thin slats and clean lines. The second-floor balcony offers sweeping panoramic views, while the first-floor veranda wraps around the house, creating a spacious, inviting outdoor area perfect for relaxation. The surrounding landscape is lush with tropical plants, palm trees, and vibrant flowering shrubs, adding life and color to the setting. Smooth stone pathways lead through the garden, reflecting the sunlight and enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. The floor of the house is made of polished stone tiles, contributing to the harmony between the structure and its natural environment."