Located on a three-and-a-half acre lot adjacent to heavily wooded public parkland and overlooking the Li le Miami River, this residence is arranged in an L-shaped confi guration to engage the surrounding landscape. The house’s massing consists of ten distinct pavilions carefully arranged within a building area constrained by numerous zoning requirements. Formally individualized through their distinctive, shapes, colors, and materials, the pavilions evolved from varied programmatic uses. Outbuildings include a studio and a large garden structure with a ached greenhouse.
