通行带与设施带分离：连续无阻碍的净宽

Render a close study of a well-organised Taiwanese sidewalk where every piece of street equipment has been pushed into a single dedicated furniture band. Show the furniture band running tight along the kerb, holding light poles, traffic sign posts, a fire hydrant, a distribution cabinet, a bench and tree pits, all aligned on one consistent line. Keep the inner walking zone completely empty for its full width, with an unbroken surface and no poles, no guy wires and no cabinets interrupting it. Emphasise the discipline of the alignment by looking down the sidewalk in one-point perspective so the furniture reads as a rhythm of vertical elements against a clear floor. Surface the walking zone in warm grey pavers and the furniture band in a darker, smaller-format unit so the two zones are legible underfoot as well as visually. Include a visually impaired pedestrian using a white cane along the clear zone, and a cyclist walking a bicycle. Show soft morning light, shopfronts with awnings on the right, and realistic urban grime — this is about organisation, not newness.