An incredibly lifelike, richly detailed, photorealistic architectural photo of Habitat 67 in Montreal, Canada, set against a vibrant, cloudless cerulean sky. The scene is illuminated by bright, midday sunlight, casting sharp shadows and highlighting the brutalist concrete textures, creating a stark yet inviting atmosphere. Captured with a wide-angle lens, emphasizing the massive scale and modular complexity of the interconnected prefabricated concrete modules, and highlighting the repetitive geometric forms and the contrast between the smooth concrete surfaces and the crisp blue frames of the windows. The composition showcases the building's iconic stacked and offset structure, with wide concrete stairs and walkways leading towards its base, hinting at a carefully designed public realm that integrates with the natural environment, further enhanced by lush greenery flanking the concrete structures and abstract spherical light fixtures dotting the landscape. The building's exterior is characterized by its exposed concrete, with each module featuring distinct balconies and large, regularly spaced windows outlined in a bright blue, suggesting a playful yet systematic design. The repeated modular units, clustered together at various angles, create a dynamic, almost playful skyline that questions traditional housing typologies, demonstrating an innovative approach to urban living and community design.