A premium photorealistic architectural construction sequence between the

Create a premium photorealistic architectural construction sequence between the supplied FIRST FRAME and LAST FRAME.
FIRST FRAME: the empty terraced hillside building site.
LAST FRAME: the completed luxury coastal villa. This image defines the exact final architecture, proportions, materials and composition.
Lock the camera throughout. Preserve the same viewpoint, lens, framing, horizon, coastal mountains, sea, sunset, sky and surrounding mature trees. No camera orbit, zoom, pan, cuts or transitions.
Build the villa progressively from the ground upward in one continuous, clearly readable sequence. Begin with the empty site. Foundations and lower retaining structures form first. Structural columns and the lowest floor assemble next. Continue upward with the intermediate floor slabs, supporting walls, upper level and cantilevered roof. Each level must be supported before the next appears.
Show individual construction elements moving into their correct positions with controlled, elegant motion: structural concrete, masonry blocks, stone panels, timber cladding, dark window frames and glass panes. Keep masonry within the finished design; do not add exposed brickwork that is absent from the final image.
Install the glass and wood finishes after the structural shell is established. Complete the terrace, infinity pool, stairs and landscaping. Fill the pool, finish the interiors and gradually illuminate the warm architectural lights near the end.
Every installed element stays fixed in place. Maintain consistent scale and perspective. Build through visible assembly rather than dissolving, inflating or morphing the ground into a house. No melting surfaces, floating unsupported floors, changing floor counts, flickering geometry, workers, cranes or extra buildings.
Match the supplied LAST FRAME as closely as possible at completion, including the villa silhouette, glazing, pool, landscaping and warm lighting. Finish with a brief steady hold on the completed house. No added titles, logos or watermarks.