10/02/2026
A linear site requires clarity. Every line, proportion, and transition must be carefully considered.
For The Linear Garden, we used the geometry of the architecture and the constraints of the site to establish a clear organizing structure. Long sightlines extend the perception of space, repeated forms create rhythm, and planting softens the geometry without obscuring it. The pool, gathering areas, circulation, and garden are composed as interconnected parts rather than individual features.
The goal is not to disguise the proportions of the site. It is to use proportion, sequence, and restraint to create a landscape that is intentional, cohesive, and grounded in its architecture.