回收材料候车亭：旧木、废金属与拼贴

Design a bus shelter assembled entirely from salvaged material, its sourcing legible rather than disguised. Show the walls as a patchwork of reclaimed timber boards of different species, widths and finishes — old paint traces, nail holes and saw marks intact — assembled into a flush plane so the variety reads as a deliberate field rather than as scrap. Detail the roof as recovered corrugated metal sheets, their original paint faded and rust blooming along the overlaps, laid with visible bolt fixings. Show the structural frame as reclaimed steel angle and scaffold tube, bolted rather than welded, painted a single unifying colour so the frame reads as new and the infill as found. Detail the bench as a single reclaimed beam with a live edge and a filled crack. Show one panel of salvaged patterned glass or an old window sash set into the wall as a small window. Set it in a modest neighbourhood street. Show warm afternoon light bringing out the varied timber tones. Photorealistic, patchwork, warm mixed timber and rust, three-quarter view.