Mathematical Theorem Rises from Sketch to Concrete Isometric Monument

<math_architecture theorem="{{THEOREM}}" projection="high_angle_isometric" style="ArchViz">

<zone id="base_2D" y="0_to_30%">
<medium>{{NOTATION_MEDIUM}}</medium>
<content>raw_equations, flat, sketchy, high-frequency linework</content>
<observer>tiny_scale_model_of_{{SCIENTIST}}, looking_up</observer>
</zone>

<zone id="transition_2.5D" y="30_to_70%">
<extrusion>
<start>white_wireframes lifting from 2D symbols</start>
<mid>gaining opacity, semi-solid geometric volumes</mid>
<rule>stark contrast between sketchy origin and solid mass</rule>
</extrusion>
</zone>

<zone id="climax_3D" y="70_to_100%">
<structure>{{ARCH_METAPHOR}}</structure>
<render>photorealistic, impossible_geometry, monumental_scale</render>
<material>concrete, steel, glass, or elemental mass (inferred from theory)</material>
</zone>

<render_rules>
<camera>orthographic_isometric, no_perspective_distortion</camera>
<lighting>studio_ArchViz_rig, dramatic_shadows emphasizing Z-depth</lighting>
<contrast>maximized between 2D sketch lines and 3D photoreal mass</contrast>
</render_rules>

</math_architecture>