SGC, scne2, a bright steampunk waterfront district built from polished brass, copper, iron and brick architecture under a clear daytime sky. In the foreground, a canal-like water basin runs along the base of the buildings beside a paved promenade, with a brass mechanical apparatus, benches, pipes, railings, and decorative planters near the water’s edge. The middle ground is dominated by a large elevated walkway and broad curved stairways connecting multiple terrace levels, while richly detailed industrial facades display circular windows, exposed pipe networks, gears, valves, and ornamental metalwork integrated into the structures. At the center of the scene, a tall cylindrical brass tower rises above the district, surrounded by stacked balconies, glass observation chambers, exposed machinery, and large decorative clockwork gears attached to its exterior. On the left side, interconnected glass domes and rounded greenhouse-like structures overlook the waterfront, while additional domed buildings and industrial facilities extend across the right side of the district. In the background, tall smokestack-like towers, glass cupolas, metallic frameworks, and dense mechanical infrastructure create a layered skyline. Repeating glass domes, copper towers, elevated walkways, curved staircases, exposed pipes, clockwork mechanisms, and waterfront terraces establish the visual language of this advanced retrofuturistic city. Warm sunlight reflects from polished metal surfaces and curved glass panels, producing bright highlights, soft shadows, and shimmering reflections across the architecture and water, creating an optimistic, grand, and highly engineered steampunk atmosphere