Think this cities as a very rich one, which is due to the climate change facing constantly very heavy blizzards, The buildings need better protection for heavy snow and minus temperture, between buildings we need more trees suitable for this climate and maybe we need small warm safe shelters.

Mid-angle aerial view of the bustling urban square framed by red-brick apartment buildings topped with white dormers, glass shopfronts on the ground floor, and a central glass elevator shaft descending to an underground plaza, all under a cloudy winter sky with diffuse daylight, sharp detail and consistent perspective with the original photograph. Between the two tallest red-brick buildings on the left side of the plaza, install a staggered row of 4 mature Siberian larch trees (Larix sibirica) with pyramidal shapes and dense, snow-resistant foliage, spaced 6 meters apart, their trunks wrapped in white birch-patterned frost-resistant bark guards, planted in raised planters of honed light grey granite with integrated snow-melt heating cables. Adjacent to each tree, place a small semi-circular heated shelter with a copper roof and frosted glass walls, equipped with bench seating upholstered in dark brown waterproof fabric and a built-in snow-melt radiator system, each shelter measuring 2.5 meters in diameter and positioned 2 meters from the building facades to maintain clear pedestrian circulation. The existing cobblestone plaza surface and glass elevator shaft remain unchanged, preserving the original traffic flow and winter market stalls visible in the background. Photorealistic architectural photography, sharp detail, consistent with the lighting and perspective of the original photograph.

As this citiy is constantly facing blizzards we need more indoor connections on higher floors between the buildings.

Build bridges completely covered and safe for blizzards between the houses, where the sketch lines are drawn right now.