This project explores the relationship between contemporary architecture and a restrained, site-specific landscape concept. The planting strategy is based on clear spatial layers, seasonal structure, and long-term resilience, supporting the architectural volumes without competing with them.

Low-maintenance shrubs, ornamental grasses, and carefully positioned trees define transitions between built form and landscape, while mineral surfaces and subtle level changes reinforce clarity and order. The result is a calm, coherent outdoor space that evolves naturally throughout the seasons and anchors the architecture within its alpine setting.