ミニチュアドック：一本の柱と一枚のプレート

Design the smallest possible bus stop — a single well-designed pole where a full shelter is not warranted. Show a slim vertical element rising about 2.8 metres from the pavement, its section a tapered elliptical extrusion in a deep colour, carrying a flag sign at the top: a clean shaped plate with the route numbers in a strong typeface and a bold pictogram, illuminated internally so it reads at night. Detail a slim timber leaning rail at hip height cantilevered from the pole, giving somewhere to perch without a bench. Show a small folded canopy at the pole head, no bigger than an umbrella, just enough to keep the timetable panel dry. Detail the timetable as a slim backlit panel wrapped around part of the pole's circumference rather than mounted as a separate box. Show the whole object as slender enough to leave the pavement clear, with a simple flush base plate. Set it on a narrow pavement with a wall behind and a parked scooter. Show overcast light. Photorealistic, slim and refined, deep colour and warm timber, eye-level view.