Stone, water, and borrowed sky

Material notes from the making of Glass Courtyard.

The courtyard’s stone is honed enough to hold light but not polished to a mirror. A shallow sheet of water doubles the roofline and makes the public room feel larger without adding enclosure.

PULL QUOTE

A surface becomes memorable when it changes with weather and use.

Architecture is never finished by the image. It proves itself slowly, through weather, maintenance, and ordinary use.

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