<lora:CW_Ecocity_out_zit:1> photo of several residential towers incorporate large agricultural sections built into their lower and middle floors. Rows of vegetables grow in open air terraces supported by lightweight frames and irrigation lines. Water collected from rooftops is filtered and reused, feeding drip systems that minimize waste. Residents walk through shared growing areas carrying baskets, stopping to talk while harvesting herbs or checking soil moisture displays mounted near the entrances. The smell of damp soil mixes with city air. Delivery carts move slowly along pedestrian lanes below, distributing produce harvested only hours earlier. The system reduces transport needs while giving the neighborhood a visible connection to food production.