<lora:CW_Ecocity_out_zit:1> photo of homes are built along a green hillside where rainwater is captured and guided through a network of visible channels. During rainfall, water moves from roof to garden to storage basins, slowing its descent and preventing erosion. Community gardens occupy flatter terraces, planted with native species that require little irrigation once established. Residents maintain the system collectively, clearing leaves from grates and adjusting flow gates before storms. The design allows the neighborhood to remain green even during dry seasons, while reducing pressure on municipal water supplies.