Garden House

Keiji Ashizawa’s Garden House is less an addition than an attunement: a hut of four tatami mats and a tokonoma alcove, resting modestly at the edge of House S.

Its presence reshapes the rhythm of the garden—not by imposing, but by amplifying what was already there, allowing the house and landscape to converse through a new lens. The Garden House is compact, yet it holds multiple layers—past and present, structure and landscape, ritual and chance encounter. From within, the view shifts continuously: the garden seen anew, the main house reframed, the horizon compressed and expanded depending on where one sits. It is a space designed as much for looking as for being looked at, equally meaningful from the inside as from the vantage point of the garden itself.

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Cabin at Longbranch

Jim Olson’s reverence for nature and admiration of the site’s beauty is expressed in the design of his Cabin at Longbranch, located on Puget Sound and nestled amidst the towering fir trees of an ancient forest.

In 1912, Jim Olson’s grandparents built a summer cottage on a forested site on Puget Sound. Olson spent summers and many weekends there as a child. When he was eighteen years old and a first‑year architecture student, his dad gave him five hundred dollars and said, “Go build a bunkhouse.” This was Olson’s first great opportunity. What began as a 200-square-foot bunkhouse has morphed through subsequent remodels (in 1981, 1997, 2003 and 2014) into a modest weekend house. Each successive addition and remodel has reused and integrated the previous structure rather than erasing it, revealing the history of the architecture and the process of its evolution.

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The Glass Cowboy

Ben Tuna is a second-generation stained glass artist based in Los Angeles.

His latest work centers on a vintage Porsche—once scorched and skeletal from the Los Angeles fires - now rebuilt using stained glass windows salvaged from decommissioned churches. The result is not a restoration, but a resurrection.

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Veg & Table

Riverford have created this beautiful read to help you live life on the veg with a little more ease, joy and deliciousness.

Packed with useful seasonal, veg-centred recipes, meal plan tips, ideas on how to get the best from your veg box delivery, you’ll also meet some of the dedicated producers behind your food, discover the secrets of good gut health, and explore simple sustainable living ideas. It’s printed on 100% recycled paper with veg-based inks, using 100% wind-generated energy. Issue 03 is out now.

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Small is Beautiful

A London courtyard garden connecting a new extension to the garden office / gym.

This delightful north facing garden to be constructed in spring ‘26, has to work hard. Just shy of 9m squared it serves both as an inviting outdoor green space when viewed from insode, and sequences views to pique interest and invite exploration.

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