"Generate a three-story house in modern American style following these specifications: Positioning and proportions: Strictly maintain the original position and proportions of the windows, terraces, and the access path as shown in the provided render. Do not add any extra windows, doors, or terraces. American Modern Style features: Incorporate sloping roofs with characteristic American-style inclines, using modern shingles in neutral tones such as dark gray, terracotta, or beige. Add elegant and subtle moldings around the windows to emphasize their design without altering their position or size. Use classic materials like stone, brick, and smooth finishes in neutral colors (white, light gray, beige). Add walls with projections or recesses to create depth in the façade, ensuring the windows, terraces, and access path remain unchanged. Level 1: Design the access area with finishes in stone or brick to reflect the American style. Keep the access path as the only entry point, without visible doors. Highlight the windows on this level with soft moldings or frames that match the overall façade design. Level 2: Respect the exact location of terraces and windows, adding modern glass or metal railings. Design sloped canopies over the terraces, using a clean, modern style that matches the overall look. Keep the windows in their original positions, surrounding them with minimal moldings or details that reflect the American style. Level 3 (Roof): Design a functional parking area on the rooftop of the third level. Include simple, modern safety borders around the parking area. Add a sloped roof or light pergolas to protect the parking area, keeping the design consistent with the American style. Additional details: Use soft lighting to highlight terraces, windows, and the access path. Include elegant vegetation in outdoor areas to complement the design. Negative indications: Do not move or change the position of the windows, terraces, or access path. Do not add new windows, doors, or terraces. Do not alter the proportions or the base structure of the original render."