The attached photograph is a REAL-WORLD FORM REFERENCE for the kind of
structure described above. Build that structure the way the photograph
shows it: the same kind of construction, the same proportions and
materials, the same fittings and everyday details.

EVERYTHING PEOPLE PUT ON A SURFACE TO BE SEEN — characters, numbers,
emblems, figures, printed and pasted matter, painted and sprayed work,
applied colour fields, panels, boxes, boards, and marks someone left
without permission — is something a person made and applied. If the
subject here is a natural feature — rock, ground, water, vegetation —
it carries none of that, nothing is fixed to it, and you add no made
object to carry any. Nothing in this note asks you to put one there.

Where the subject IS something people made and the photograph shows such
work on it, follow what the photograph shows as closely as you follow its
materials: how many of these there are and where each sits, how they
differ in size, what parts each is divided into and in what order those
run across it, which colours divide them and how strongly, what is lit,
and what each one shows besides a name. They belong to how the place
looks exactly as its walls do — a place reduced to plain characters on a
blank band does not resemble the photograph at all. Only the wording
itself comes from the description above, never from the photograph.

★ TAKE FORM ONLY — NEVER LAYOUT. The photograph was taken at ANOTHER
place, where this kind of structure happens to stand in some other
arrangement, under some other light. Never copy its camera angle, its
framing, its weather, its time of day, its surroundings, or anything else
standing in it. Where this structure sits, what lies around it and how it
is framed are settled by the description and the context above, and they
win over the photograph every time.