MatthewCollins & EnviroSketch
MatthewCollins MatthewCollins
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MatthewCollins MatthewCollins
I’ve been sketching out a concept for a self‑regulating urban park that blends real‑time data with emotional landscape design—think sensors that adjust light, sound, and plant responses to visitors’ moods, all while staying true to the natural forms you love. Imagine layering smart moss panels that grow or dim based on air quality, but still look like the subtle layers you’re so meticulous about. Could we collaborate on turning this into a living, breathing map that feels like a living canvas?
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Sounds like a good start, but remember every layer needs its own space. I’ll hold the moss panels like a quiet secret—no dramatic falls or loud water sounds. Let’s map out the sensors first, then layer the plants so the whole park feels like a gentle, living canvas. You can keep the designs tidy; I’ll keep the layers quiet.