A collaboration with Michaelis Boyd on a private house whose architecture takes its formal language from the structures of the natural world - specifically, the branching geometry of a leaf in cross-section.
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The landscape was never going to be incidental. Beginning with the venation of the building's elevations, we developed a design that extends the biophilic logic outward: pathways, water channels, and planting beds that echo the same radiating lines, softened by a palette of species chosen for texture and layered depth. The result is a garden that reads as an argument for continuity between building and ground.
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