Bicycle Path and Pedestrian Sidewalk Separation: Pavement and Elevation Delineation

Show a Taiwanese riverside or boulevard corridor where cycling and walking have been properly separated rather than sharing one painted strip. Render the bicycle lane at an intermediate level between carriageway and sidewalk, surfaced in smooth dark asphalt with a subtle red-brown pigment, and the pedestrian route above it in grey pavers, with a chamfered kerb between them that a cyclist can ride over safely but that clearly reads as a division. Add a planted buffer with low shrubs and trees between the bicycle lane and the traffic lane. Show cyclists moving at speed in their lane, walkers and joggers on the sidewalk, and a clearly marked crossing point where the two intersect. Include directional ground markings, a bicycle pictogram and a short section of separated two-way lane. Set the scene with typical Taiwanese context — a levee wall, distant apartment towers, banyan trees, exercise equipment in a small node. Eye-level view along the corridor, late-afternoon light, photorealistic surface materials.