コミュニティガーデン：ゾーニングされたプランターと共耕の秩序

Design an allotment garden within a residential community, ordered enough to look designed and loose enough to be real. Show a grid of raised planting beds in a consistent material — corten steel or thick timber sleepers — all the same size and set out on a regular module with generous gravel paths between, so the layout reads as architecture while the contents vary wildly. Detail the planting as genuinely productive and uneven: some beds neat rows of leafy greens, some a tangle of tomatoes on bamboo tripods, one recently cleared and bare, another gone slightly to seed. Show each bed with a small consistent number plate, the only signage. Detail a shared working area at one end with a potting bench, a water butt with a tap, a tool store clad in the same timber, and a row of watering cans on hooks. Show a small compost bay in the same material language. Detail seating as a simple bench facing the beds. Include two residents working. Show morning light. Photorealistic, ordered and productive, corten and green, eye-level view along the paths.