Infrastructure Owner Magazine Cover

Create a 4:5 physical magazine cover from user inputs INFRASTRUCTURE SUBJECT, VERIFIED LOCATION, ORIGINAL TITLE, TWO SUBTITLE LINES, SERIES LABEL, and ISSUE NUMBER. Use warm aged-ivory paper with visible fibers, fine grain, and slight ink variation. Set the title in large muted slate-blue ultra-condensed type across the upper zone, then place the infrastructure subject in a dramatic low one-point perspective so one real structural edge overlaps or passes in front of selected title letters; keep the title readable and never float it as a sticker. Let the subject occupy roughly sixty percent of the lower composition. Render its concrete, stone, metal, glass, cables, joints, or weathering only from verified references, with believable proportions and directional light. Integrate the user-supplied location through open terrain, water, vegetation, or urban context while preserving negative space. Put two small subtitle lines beneath the title, the series label at left, and issue number at right on one strict grid. No random landmark, unverified location, logo, UI, person as primary subject, impossible engineering, neon palette, pure-white studio ground, copied masthead, or detached text.