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Tropical city rooftop farm operation signage
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Tropical city rooftop farm operation signage

"Tropical City Rooftop Farm Operations Dashboard" is a fusion of space photography and commercial dashboard. Tomatoes, herbs, flowers and beehives are planted on different roofs in the overhead view. The side of the scr…

Prompt

"Tropical City Rooftop Farm Operations Dashboard" is a fusion of space photography and commercial dashboard. Tomatoes, herbs, flowers and beehives are planted on different roofs in the overhead view. The side of the screen displays weekly rainfall, solar irradiation, harvesting cycle, distribution radius and community volunteer participation data. The title is like an architectural firm's sustainable project report page. The color scheme is leaf green, earthy brown, sun yellow and after-rain blue. It is rich in information but the picture is refreshing, with a ratio of 16:9.

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