Arched Bus Shelter: A Small Structure of Continuous Brick Vaults

Design a bus shelter as a run of masonry arches. Show three shallow segmental arches in fair-faced brick springing directly from the ground, arranged in a line so the shelter reads as a fragment of an arcade rather than as a box. Detail the brickwork as a warm handmade terracotta laid in a careful bond, with the arch soffits built as a proper radiating voussoir course and the joints raked to emphasise the coursing. Show the vault above the arches formed as a low brick barrel, its underside curving continuously so the interior feels enclosed and acoustically soft. Detail the ends as fully open so the shelter is a passage rather than a room, with the road visible straight through. Show a bench built into the base of the rear wall in the same brick with a smooth stone seat slab capping it. Detail the ground in a matching clay paver. Show late-afternoon sun entering low under one arch and landing on the vault's inner face. Photorealistic, warm terracotta brick, arched shadow, eye-level view along the arcade.