Laura & EnviroSketch
I’ve been digging into how abandoned industrial sites are morphing into new landscapes for communities, layering history, hope, and sometimes danger. Your eye for ruins and my curiosity about how people interact—shall we map out what makes those places resonate?
Sounds like a perfect canvas. Let’s layer the old iron skeletons first, then carefully paint in the green that crawls up, keeping the edges sharp so the history doesn’t bleed into the new. I’ll guard the layers, don’t let anyone mix them without my permission. It’ll be quiet, but the place will speak louder than any waterfall ever could.
That sounds like a bold, tactile way to honor the past while inviting new life. I’m curious—what kinds of plants or moss are you thinking of using to cling to the iron? And how will you keep the edges crisp enough to show the contrast? This could be a powerful statement about resilience. Let me know if you want help sourcing the right materials or framing it for the community.