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Replacing a building in one step tends to leave pieces of the old one behind. Clear the site first, then build the design on the empty lot.
A Street View photo with the warehouse outlined, the cleared site, and the new building in its place

Open the example workflow

Make a copy of this workflow in your account to try it with your own images.

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How it works

  1. Street View screenshot with the site outlined marks the building to replace in red.
  2. Step 1: clear the site (Nano Banana 2.1) demolishes it and leaves an empty fenced lot, keeping the street, cars and neighbours as photographed.
  3. Step 2: build the design on the cleared site (Flux 3) places the Rhino design on the empty lot, drawn from the street-level viewpoint.

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Tips

  • Keep Flux inputs under about 4 megapixels. Larger images can be dropped without an error.

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Use your own model

The image input holds a capture from our demo Rhino model, so the workflow runs as it is. To use your own model, open Rhino with the Runchat plugin signed in, set up your view, and run the node marked (optional) Rhino. Then drag its screenshot into the image input. The scripts use only the standard display modes and match layers or materials by the keywords in their inputs, so they work on any model.