House Of Star Residence

This landscape concept focuses on “Translating the dimensional qualities of the architecture” from an abstract facade into a seamless biomorphic structural language, specifically integrated with the architectural landforms defined by the architect, which are then extended as fluid hardscape lines throughout the garden. The structure’s narrative is anchored by “Magnificent large feature trees,” which were hand-selected by the owner to serve as key focal points. To create the desired “Layering” effect that mimics the building’s skin, we designed a complex and dense planting scheme featuring an “owner-curated English Garden aesthetic” with “Diverse Mixed Species”. This composition creates a space that is deep, permeable, and ensures a high degree of privacy.

At night, the landscape lighting strategy prioritizes “diffused, filtered light” filtering through the branches and leaves of the diverse plants, casting complex and dynamic shadows onto ground and wall surfaces. This replicates a “shimmering” light effect at ground level that harmonizes with the interior light filtering through the facade, unifying the entire sensory experience.