Based on the uploaded satellite image, create a minimalist urban planning fabric analysis diagram. Take the red-lined area as the center. Keep the original satellite image content, urban layout, building positions, roads, green spaces, water bodies, and spatial relationships completely unchanged. Do not change the site shape, scale, or orientation.
Recolor and redraw the base map in a fresh pale color system while preserving the original plan structure. When identifying buildings, extract only the rooftops. Use light gray-white as the overall base. Differentiate urban elements through subtle tones: building masses at approximately 25% gray; green spaces at approximately 50% pale green; water bodies in pale gray-blue; roads as near-white or clean light gray.
Maintain low contrast and a restrained minimalist flat style. Remove unnecessary photographic texture and decorative details. Emphasize planning logic, street hierarchy, block structure, public space system, and urban fabric organization. The background should be a pure light neutral base with no additional elements.
Fill the red boundary area with a light red overlay and place the red English text “SITE” inside it. Add a subtle aged noise grain texture across the image to create a delicate archival paper feel, while keeping all urban elements clearly readable.
Use one perfectly round, extremely thin black circle to define the analysis content area. All key urban structure should remain inside this circle. Outside the circle, apply a smooth outward gradient fade that gradually reduces in color intensity and becomes pure white at the image edges.
Style: Minimalist urban planning diagram, pale fresh palette, soft hierarchy, clean flat geometry, subtle grain, no shadows, no 3D effects, no colorful distractions.