Structurally Coherent Exterior Precast Staircase

Fix the confusing upper portion of the existing outdoor staircase image. Rebuild the top section so it follows real construction logic: the separate precast concrete treads continue in one straight, consistent flight to a clearly defined top landing; the black handrail and vertical guardrail are continuous, properly aligned with the stair slope, and visibly anchored to the landing and stair support—not floating, bending randomly, or intersecting the building. Remove the oversized ceiling-like slab and any disconnected railings or impossible geometry. Keep the low bottom-up viewpoint, prominent front underside of the nearest tread, evenly spaced individual thick precast treads with open risers, exterior building entrance, daylight, and clean professional architectural photography. The result must look buildable and structurally coherent, with no interior corridor, no monolithic stair slab, no people, text, or logos.

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