Design a buildable urban flood-control pump station that also functions as a public learning gallery on a city riverbank. Integrate a robust board-formed concrete pump hall, an elevated laminated-timber visitor gallery, floodable rain gardens, maintenance access, and a gentle accessible path leading to the levee. Present a landscape 4:3 street-level 24mm three-quarter view, placing the main pump volume to one side while a glazed gallery crosses above visible mechanical space and the river and city skyline recede behind. Bright overcast light just after heavy rain creates soft reflections across wet paving. Reveal concrete, weathering-steel grilles, timber beams, shallow water, and resilient wetland planting. Keep structure, ramps, drainage, and service circulation physically plausible. No readable signage, logos, watermark, floating spans, catastrophic flooding, impossible pipes, or leaning verticals.