The garden emerges through the interaction of network and field within a data-driven industrial park. Digital connectivity informs its organisation, while the field remains a setting for growth, activity and everyday life. A 4.5-metre grid gives the three-dimensional coordinate structures and branching paths a consistent generative rule.

The Glass Field brings glass tubes and plants into the network, making living processes visible within a precise framework. Basketball, walking, gathering and digital interaction continually activate the spaces. Through these uses, technological order and land-based life coexist: the garden is both a system of connections and a place whose meaning develops through occupation and growth.