Carefully and incrementally, we sited a collection of pavilions in the clearings of mature oaks, and for the vantage point of the main house. Each pavilion evolves its geometric alignment as they move across the site, from the cardinal order of the house to the shifting form of the land. 

In our desire minimize the buildings’ perceived footprints, the project is an exercise in blurring figure and ground; building and landscape.

Roofs become ground planes, inside becomes outside; each structure supporting a relationship or a pursuit that matters deeply to the Owners.