As an AI language model, I do not have any visual or graphical interface for visualization. However, here are the common ways in which materials used in a building can be represented in a visualization:
1. Texture Mapping: This involves mapping a texture onto a 3D model of the building to create a realistic representation of the material. For example, a stone texture can be mapped onto walls or a wood texture can be mapped onto floors or ceilings.
2. Material Shading: When visualizing a building, materials are often represented through shading. This involves using a range of colors and light to create the illusion of depth, texture, and material properties. For example, wood can be represented through a darker and warmer shade of brown while stone can be represented through cooler grays or blues.
3. 3D Objects: Materials can also be represented through the use of 3D objects. For example, a visualization can include 3D models of furniture and other fixtures made from materials such as wood or stone.
4. Lighting: Lighting can be used to highlight the materials used in a building. For example, using a spotlight to illuminate a stone fireplace or highlighting the grain and texture of a wooden floor through directional lighting.
5. Contrast: Finally, materials can be represented through contrast. For example, the use of dark wood for the flooring could be contrasted with lighter stone walls to create a striking visual effect.
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