街廓退缩绿带：公私界面的缓冲与整合

Show a Taiwanese street where the setback strips in front of individual buildings have been designed together as one continuous public green edge instead of being fenced off lot by lot. Render the setback as an unbroken planted band running past several different buildings, with a consistent groundcover palette, shared tree planting and a single continuous paving language, so the property boundaries are invisible at ground level. Show the walking route running through this band, wider than the legal sidewalk alone would allow, with the building entrances connecting to it directly. Contrast this at one end of the frame with a remaining un-integrated lot still enclosed by a low wall and hedge, to make the difference legible. Include benches, bicycle parking and a small rain garden within the shared band. Show residents and office workers using it, and a delivery rider parked at a marked bay. Set the scene among typical Taiwanese mid-rise apartment and office buildings. Eye-level three-quarter view along the street, soft afternoon light, photorealistic materials.