北欧の木製シングル屋根のバス停：魚の鱗と雪の完全な被覆

Design a bus shelter in a Nordic timber vocabulary, built for snow. Show a compact form entirely clad in timber shingles — walls and roof wrapped continuously in overlapping courses so the object reads as one shingled mass with no visible junction between wall and roof, the shingles laid in a fish-scale pattern with rounded butts. Detail the timber as tarred or naturally weathered to a deep silver-brown, with the exposed weather side darker than the sheltered. Show a steep roof pitch shedding snow, with a thick cap of snow on its upper slopes and icicles hanging from the eave. Detail the opening as a deep recess in the mass, its reveals lined in a warm pale timber that contrasts with the dark exterior, so the interior glows warm against the dark shell. Show a simple bench of thick pale planks. Detail a small warm light within the recess. Set it in a snowy landscape with dark conifers and a low winter sun. Show blue afternoon shadow on the snow. Photorealistic, dark shingle and snow, warm interior glow, three-quarter view.