I have a detailed 2-D floor plan and I’d like it translated into a clean, accurate 3-D cut view that I can use for interior-design planning. The main goal is to visualise spatial relationships—wall heights, window and door placement, circulation paths—so I can start testing furniture arrangements and finishes before committing to any build decisions. You’re welcome to rely on your favourite AI-assisted workflow (for example, SketchUp with Scan Essentials, Revit with Dynamo scripts, Rhino + Grasshopper, or a diffusion model that accelerates texturing), provided the end result is: • A true-to-scale 3-D cutaway model that matches the supplied floor plan exactly • At least two high-resolution still renders from useful angles (top-down oblique and eye-level) • An editable source file in a common format such as SKP, RVT, FBX or OBJ, so I can tweak colours and furnishings later I’ll supply the floor plan in PDF and DWG as soon as we start. Let me know which toolchain you plan to use and how quickly you can turn around a first draft; fast iteration is important because I want to experiment with multiple design options.