S386 · MODEL S385 · INTERNAL REVIEW ONLY · EXTERNAL_DISTRIBUTION_BLOCKED

Retain the lowest row; enlarge the four above

The lowest opening already fits the photographs. Stage 253 copied that short opening to every row. The revised upper openings are approximately one-third as high as they are wide, with their frames, reveals and surrounding wall surfaces adjusted together.

Before means Stage 326; after means Stage 385. Approximate study units, not metres. The taller study cut remains below the omitted sign/parapet; it is not a roof measurement. The entrance and concealed wall junctions remain as before.

Whole original photographs

Yellow outlines the lowest left opening; cyan outlines the row immediately above. These are approximate manual picks, drawn over the unchanged original in this page. No rectification, sharpening or generated detail. Fields 01–04 support roughly 0.22–0.23 versus 0.33–0.34; the oblique Field 05 gives larger apparent ratios, but the same relative difference. The historical view corroborates the lowest row only.

Opening	Before H/W	After H/W
Lowest, both bays	0.236	0.236
Upper four, both bays	0.236	0.333

The chosen upper height is 1.30 at a retained width of 3.90. It is a rounded visual choice, not an exact recovered ratio. Masonry band heights remain unchanged; upper sill elevations shift by 0, 0.38, 0.76 and 1.14. The facade study cut rises by 1.52. Keeping the old total height would consume the photographed masonry bands.

Matched, complete before/after frames

Camera and canvas match within each pair. Desktop: 1400 × 1000. Phone: 390 × 844 Chrome emulation, not a physical handset. The assembly remains an incomplete surface study.