The design is a direct continuation of the residence’s modern architecture, which is contemporary and strongly angular yet very grounded in natural materials such as stone and wood cladding. The landscape maintains the same bold geometry of the renovation, coupled with a contrasting
Status: Built
purple-and-gold year-round colour palette. New specimen and ornamental trees structure the layout of the yard along with broad planting beds, creating a series of semi-private/semi-public spaces around the entire property.
Subtly warm vertical and horizontal layers of natural stone overlap at the main entrance and dissipate into the landscape. Masses of tight planting echo the same rectilinear language of the building façade on the ground plane.
Stone daises march out of a planting bed for the display of a personal collection.
Original concept sketch
