**"Create an illustration showcasing a spacious, modern living area that embodies modular, resilient, and cost-effective design principles. Layout & Structure: The room should have large windows on one side, allowing natural light, with modular, movable partitions dividing the space into distinct sections: a seating area, a workspace, and a dining area. The walls should be made of Compressed Earth Blocks (CEBs) with visible interlocking patterns, emphasizing the modular nature. Furniture & Fixtures: Depict modular seating elements in the living area that can be reconfigured. Use recycled materials with a sleek, modern design. In the workspace, show modular desks with adjustable heights and storage units that can be stacked or expanded. The dining area should have a modular table and chairs, all designed with lightweight, durable materials. Flooring: Illustrate modular floor tiles with built-in LED lights, some emitting a soft glow and others projecting light upwards, creating spotlight effects. Lighting: Introduce vertical light columns rising from the floor, with adjustable LED strips that can be moved up or down. Scatter interlocking light modules on the floor, resembling puzzle pieces that light up when connected. Materials & Textures: Emphasize recycled materials, natural fibers, and treated wood throughout the space. Use textures that convey sustainability and durability. Highlight water-resistant sealants on surfaces and flexible connectors joining modular components. Resilience Features: Show elevated design elements, like raised furniture or platforms, hinting at flood resistance. Depict lightweight, hanging decor items that sway slightly, symbolizing earthquake resilience. Color Palette: Use a neutral color palette with earthy tones, punctuated by pops of [...]** - Image #1 <@163360654722334722>
Create an illustration showcasing a spacious, modern living area that embodies modular, resilient, and costeffective design principles. Layout  Structure The room should have large windows on one side, allowing natural light, with modular, movable partitions dividing the space into distinct sections a seating area, a workspace, and a dining area. The walls should be made of Compressed Earth Blocks CEBs with visible interlocking patterns, emphasizing the modular nature. Furniture  Fixtures Depict modular seating elements in the living area that can be reconfigured. Use recycled materials with a sleek, modern design. In the workspace, show modular desks with adjustable heights and storage units that can be stacked or expanded. The dining area should have a modular table and chairs, all designed with lightweight, durable materials. Flooring Illustrate modular floor tiles with builtin LED lights, some emitting a soft glow and others projecting light upwards, creating spotlight effects. Lighting Introduce vertical light columns rising from the floor, with adjustable LED strips that can be moved up or down. Scatter interlocking light modules on the floor, resembling puzzle pieces that light up when connected. Materials  Textures Emphasize recycled materials, natural fibers, and treated wood throughout the space. Use textures that convey sustainability and durability. Highlight waterresistant sealants on surfaces and flexible connectors joining modular components. Resilience Features Show elevated design elements, like raised furniture or platforms, hinting at flood resistance. Depict lightweight, hanging decor items that sway slightly, symbolizing earthquake resilience. Color Palette Use a neutral color palette with earthy tones, punctuated by pops of ...