随着时间的推移，随机路径分割了毗邻校园中心绿色的次要四边形。 为了使景观合理化，Hoer Schaudt重新组织了流通模式，以优先考虑旅行最多的路线，并以椭圆形的土地塑造地球，以阻止学生切割新的和破坏性的“欲望”路径。 除了想要在草坪上放松的学生创造一个不寻常的目的地，我们的干预还恢复了由成绩改变阻碍的马瑟霍尔的一楼景观。

A secondary quad adjacent to the campus central green had been segmented over time by random paths. To rationalize the landscape without over-determining its use, Hoerr Schaudt reorganized the circulation pattern to prioritize the most heavily traveled routes and shaped the earth in oval mounds to deter students from cutting new and disruptive ‘desire’ paths. In addition to creating an unusual destination for students wanting to relax on the lawns, our intervention restored ground-floor views from Mather Hall, which had been obstructed by a grade change.