Pop Art Bus Stop: Saturated Color Blocks and Rounded Geometry

Design a bus shelter in a bold sixties pop vocabulary. Show a form built from fat rounded geometry — a roof plane with fully radiused corners, circular column sections, and a rear panel whose corners are generous quarter-circles — nothing in the composition sharp. Detail the surfaces in glossy moulded plastic or enamelled steel in flat saturated colours: a tangerine roof, a lemon rear panel, a white frame, with a single circular porthole window cut through the side panel and rimmed in chrome. Show the bench as a moulded plastic form in a matching colour, its shape continuous and slightly bulbous, cantilevered from the rear panel. Detail the signage as a large bold circular disc with the route number in a heavy geometric typeface. Show a strip of small round lights along the roof edge. Detail the finish as high gloss so the whole object reflects the sky and the street. Set it on a plain pavement so the colours pop. Show bright flat daylight. Photorealistic, glossy, saturated tangerine and lemon, eye-level three-quarter view.