Architectural section drawing of a bicycle shop interior, showing a sequence of connected planes with different depths. The planes are aligned along a continuous axis, but each plane has a different depth, creating a stepped spatial composition. The first plane on the right contains the entrance door to the restroom. Both the door and this wall plane are painted white, clean and minimal. The next plane continues from the restroom plane but projects forward toward the viewer. This plane displays two vertical levels of bicycles arranged side by side. The bicycles are mounted on wooden racks that hold the rear wheel. Behind the bikes, a wooden platform with evenly spaced grooves secures the wheels, making the wooden rack system clearly visible. The entire wall of this bicycle display plane is painted in a strong khaki color. The next plane is the cashier area. It continues along the same axis but is recessed deeper into the space than the bicycle display, meaning the bicycle racks are positioned in front of both the cashier and the restroom wall. This area is wide, with an opening height of 240 cm. The overall ceiling height of the entire section is 377 cm from floor level. The cashier plane features a counter with a natural wood front finish. Above the counter hangs the shop sign, suspended by chains. The sign is made of wood, with the business name “Timofan” carved in a wood-chip cut style. Behind the cashier is a bicycle repair workshop, not fully drawn, but visually accessible so that someone standing at the counter can look into the repair area. Adjacent to the cashier, on a continuous plane reaching all the way to the ceiling, there is a natural plywood wall panel. Mounted on it are three wooden shelves. The remaining surface of the plywood panel is perforated, allowing wooden pegs for hanging accessories. Display various bicycle-related items such as nutritional supplements, gloves, and riding accessories on this board. The next plane is rotated ninety degrees relative to the previous planes. On this perpendicular plane are three wooden shelves stacked vertically. Each shelf displays a very unique, high-end, and expensive bicycle model. Integrated lighting is installed beneath each shelf, illuminating the bicycles below. The rest of the space is illuminated by linear light strips suspended from the ceiling at a height of 300 cm. Style: clean architectural section, modern bicycle shop interior, natural materials, realistic lighting, high detail, professional architectural visualization