I have an idea for the altar and sanctuary of a Coptic church and I need to see it come to life on-screen before any masonry or woodwork begins. The space must feel unmistakably Coptic—iconostasis, crosses, rich symbolism—yet carry a clean, contemporary refinement that will resonate with a modern congregation. Here is what I want to walk away with: • A fully modeled 3D scene of the altar and sanctuary that marries traditional ornamentation with subtle modern lines. • High-resolution, photorealistic renders from multiple viewpoints (frontal, oblique, and worshiper’s eye level), plus a night-time lighting pass to test the ambience. • An annotated floor/section cut or screenshot that labels major liturgical elements so the clergy can verify compliance. • Editable source files—SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit, or another mainstream format—along with the texture and lighting libraries so we can tweak materials later if the parish council requests changes. Icon placement, deacon doors, candle niches, and the central cross must follow Coptic liturgical norms. At the same time, I want to experiment with softer indirect LED lighting, slimmer column profiles, and restrained color accents—think stone and timber with brushed brass rather than ornate gold leaf everywhere. Please keep geometry clean and organized, and feel free to suggest alternate material palettes if it helps the traditional-modern balance. Two rounds of minor revisions after the first draft renders will be plenty for this phase. If you have recent interiors rendered in Lumion, V-Ray, or Enscape that showcase both heritage detail and contemporary clarity, that will give me confidence we’re on the same wavelength.