A lovely ivy-encased art studio in San Francisco is the work of
Scott Lewis Landscape Architecture who replaced a storage shed with a remarkably green shedworking atmosphere or as they put it, a “green cube” with ivy growing on a metal framework surrounding the studio. It has a view from the house's master bedroom deck showing the sand-set paving and lush planting beds with Japanese maples.
This garden won an Honor Award in the
American Society of Landscape Architects 2010 awards: the ASLA jury commented: "The garden pavilion, which creates has been transformed into a contemporary, sculptural, and useful sheltered space within the garden." Click the ASLA link above for lots more detail about how the project was landscaped.
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That's a beautiful backyard, I love all the green. Looks like a wonderful spot to enjoy a drink with friends.
ReplyDeletei love this! i want a house just like this. i live in san francisco. where is this exactly?
ReplyDeleteWould this not attract bugs into the shed?
ReplyDeleteWould love to work in it, it looks very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Definitely a good idea. I can only imagine drinking a fresh cup of coffee in the morning while in this office.
ReplyDeleteWow.. Looks like a nice place to relax and enjoy the greenery. Where in San Fransisco is this?
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