Japanese Corridor Window Detail Sheet

Using REFERENCE_0 as the architectural source, reorganize it into a cleaner, more focused Japanese technical drawing sheet for the corridor window assembly. Keep the same subject and hand-drafted architectural illustration style, but simplify the page and redraw the construction details as an inferred measured detail rather than a broad explanatory board. Goal: Create a detailed drawing titled main_title with subtitle subtitle. Treat all dimensions as estimates from the reference/photo and note that the unit is unit_note. Layout: Use exactly 4 drawing areas: 1 large A-A section detail on the left, 1 interior elevation view at the upper right, and 2 small partial detail diagrams at the lower right. Make the left section the dominant focus and include a small key plan/section marker at the top of it. Left main section: Redraw the corridor window section at S=1/10 with clearer construction layers and orange dimension lines. Show exterior planting and exterior ground on the left, the tall wood sash/glass opening in the center, and the interior corridor side on the right. Include labels for exterior side, interior side, ceiling, steel column, wood sash, double glass, brick sill/window base, brick exterior wall, steel angle/bracket, floor build-up, existing RC slab/foundation, GL ±0 and FL ±0. Emphasize estimated dimensions including opening height about 2100, window base about 300, brick rise 180, brick ledge width 350, exterior passage about 600, wall 100, sill/bench 350, and corridor width about 1200. Upper-right drawing: Create an interior elevation view labeled elevation_label. Show the corridor-side window wall with repeated vertical wooden frames, glass panes, brick/bench base, steel columns, exterior planting visible through the glass, and orange A-A section markers. Lower-right details: Add exactly 2 partial detail diagrams labeled a and b: a. upper/head detail showing ceiling, PB substrate/paint finish, wood sash, and double glass; b. lower/sill detail showing brick finish, mortar substrate, brick support, and steel angle plus bracket, with orange dimensions 350, about 300, and 180. Style and constraints: Maintain the reference’s clean Japanese architectural presentation: thin black linework, light gray hatching, muted wood and brick tones, orange dimensions, white background, precise leader lines, and a professional measured-drawing look. Use Japanese technical labels where shown, but avoid overcrowding. Add a bottom caution note caution_note. Do not add unrelated photos, people in the interior, decorative icons, or extra drawing panels.