候车亭的背面：被忽略的那一侧如何处理

Design a bus shelter viewed from behind, the side facing the pavement and the buildings rather than the road — the elevation that is usually a blank advertising panel. Show the rear treated as a genuine facade: a timber-battened surface with a fine vertical rhythm, incorporating a long leaning ledge at hip height for people passing, a run of planting in a slim trough at its base, and a shallow recess holding a small neighbourhood noticeboard. Detail the battens as varying subtly in depth so the surface has relief and catches raking light. Show the roof overhanging the rear as well as the front, giving shelter to those leaning against it. Detail the absence of advertising entirely — no illuminated box, no poster frame — the rear earning its place through use instead. Show people using it: someone leaning and looking at their phone, another reading the noticeboard, a cyclist passing. Set it on a pavement with shopfronts behind. Show afternoon light raking along the battens. Photorealistic, considered, warm timber with green base, eye-level view from the pavement side.