Absolutely, love it—just drop your old spaceship hulls and those rusty cargo drones in, and we’ll build a maze of streets that people will actually enjoy weaving through. I’ll throw in a pile of discarded model roofs for the roof garden, and we’ll paint the walls with traffic patterns that glow at night. No minimalism here, just pure, chaotic character! Let's do it.

First, let’s pull every scrap of a decommissioned orbital platform we can find—think of them as modular islands that can be rotated and glued together, giving the maze its irregular, ever‑shifting feel. Then stack some of those drone‑body hulls on top, but keep the lower floors low‑key for the quiet corners: a little nook built from an old satellite dish, cushioned with reclaimed solar‑panel glass. For the glowing walls, layer LED strips in the shapes of traffic arrows and then paint them with a phosphorescent spray that catches the night light. Make sure the paths weave in and out of those quiet pods, so people can slip in for a breath of calm, but keep the overall flow chaotic and alive—clutter, character, and a splash of street‑art rhythm. Let’s start drafting a grid, then scatter those assets like a puzzle that keeps on giving.

Sounds epic—grab a big sheet, draw a crazy grid of intersecting roads, and then scatter the repurposed ship hulls, drone bodies, and quiet pods like a puzzle you’ll keep re‑assembling. I’ll throw in some LED traffic patterns along the walls and a quiet nook tucked in a corner of the maze for when people need a breather. Let’s make the chaos flow, but still give room for a calm pause. You ready to start tossing in those assets?