街路家具の統合：共架柱におけるポール設置型信号機とキャビネット

Illustrate a Taiwanese street corner where the usual clutter of separate poles has been consolidated onto shared multifunction masts. Render a single dark grey pole carrying the street light arm, the traffic signal head, a street name plate, a CCTV camera and a small directional sign, all mounted on one shaft with a clean detail at each junction. Show two or three of these consolidated poles along the block, replacing what would otherwise be eight or ten separate posts. Keep the sidewalk floor plane conspicuously clear as a result. Include a matching family of street furniture in the same finish — a bench with armrests and a back, a litter bin with separate recycling apertures, and a low bollard line — so the whole assembly reads as one designed system. Show a shaded bus waiting area at the far corner and shophouses behind. Use flat overcast daylight to keep the pole details legible, an eye-level three-quarter view of the corner, and photorealistic metal, paint and paving textures. The mood is orderly and municipal, with real people using the space.