Poles and Undergrounding Utilities: Clearing the Pedestrian Skyline

Render a Taiwanese street after utility undergrounding, where the forest of concrete poles, transformer drums and tangled overhead cables has been removed entirely. Compose the view looking down the street so the sky reads as a clean open band between the buildings, with nothing crossing it. Show a single row of slim street light poles as the only vertical elements in the sidewalk, and a low, well-detailed pad-mounted transformer enclosure set back into a planted recess rather than blocking the walking zone. Keep the shophouse façades honest — tiled, mismatched, with air-conditioner units and signage — so the improvement reads as a retrofit of a real Taiwanese street rather than a fantasy. Include a small inset or ghosted comparison at the frame edge suggesting the previous overhead condition, or simply let the emptiness of the sky carry the message. Show late-afternoon golden light raking down the street, a scooter rider and pedestrians, and long clean shadows from the light poles. Wide-angle eye-level perspective, photorealistic materials, calm and orderly atmosphere.