蛇行デザイン：交差する駐車と植栽による交通静穏化道路

Render a Taiwanese residential street calmed by horizontal deflection, where the driving line weaves rather than running straight. Show parking bays and planted build-outs placed alternately on opposite sides of the street at regular intervals, so a vehicle must steer left, then right, then left again along the block. Render each build-out as a kerbed planter with a small tree, low shrubs and a bollard at the nose, occupying what used to be through-carriageway. Keep a single shared driving lane of about three metres weaving between them, with no centre line. Show a car negotiating the first deflection at low speed and a cyclist passing comfortably alongside. Use the recovered space on each build-out for something useful — a bench, a bicycle rack, a small rain garden. Line the street with typical Taiwanese walk-up apartments, ground-floor shops and hanging laundry. Use an elevated view from a second-floor balcony so the weaving geometry reads clearly along the whole block, bright overcast daylight, and photorealistic materials.