在芝加哥的北岸，这个不寻常的长而窄的财产被五个紧邻的邻居围拢，安排在不规则的街道上，并向建筑师布朗·汉森和我们的工作室挑战，以确保新的住所的隐私。 我们的回应采用景观作为艺术：扫荡的手势，表现在低弯曲的石墙和一个归化的中西部植物调色板，吸引和引导眼睛。 内部与外部空间之间的关系与建筑师合作精心组织，为暴露场地提供更大的视觉判断力。

This unusually long and narrow property, on Chicago’s North Shore, was surrounded by five close-at-hand neighbors arranged on an irregular street pattern, and challenged architect Booth Hansen and our studio to secure the new residence’s privacy. Our response employed landscape as art: sweeping gestures, expressed in low, curving stone walls, and a naturalized Midwestern plant palette, attract and direct the eye. Relationships between interior and exterior spaces were carefully organized in collaboration with the architect, offering greater visual discretion to the exposed site.