鋳鉄製ヴィンテージバスシェルター：スクロールブラケットと波状の軒

Design a bus shelter in a Victorian cast-iron vocabulary. Show slender fluted cast-iron columns with moulded bases and foliate capitals carrying a light canopy, with ornate scrolled brackets springing from each column head to support the eaves. Detail the roof as a shallow curved canopy in glazed panels within a fine iron framework, its edge finished with a decorative pierced valance in a repeating scallop pattern and a scalloped drip edge below. Show the rear enclosed with cast-iron panels carrying a raised geometric relief pattern, painted a deep bottle green with the mouldings picked out in gold. Detail a bench of curved timber slats on cast-iron ends shaped as scrolls and leaves. Show the whole painted in that dark green with fine gold lining, the paint slightly chipped at the arrises revealing earlier colours beneath. Detail a lantern hanging from the canopy centre. Set it on a stone-paved street with period buildings behind. Show soft grey daylight. Photorealistic, ornate, dark green and gold, eye-level three-quarter view.