A quiet oasis set within the density of the city, this space draws from the language of tropical deserts to cultivate a sense of inner stillness. Succulents and native species are arranged in layered elevations—rising and sinking with the terrain—so that their organic forms reveal themselves through shifts in sightline and shadow. The exterior is wrapped in rammed earth, composed of straw, sand, and clay, expressing the texture of place with a raw, grounded tactility. Large glass apertures punctuate the façade, inviting sunlight deep into the interior and softening the boundary between inside and out. A mirrored storefront extends the visual depth of the planting beds, reflecting not only the foliage but the quiet gestures of time, light, and seasonal change. Together, these elements form a meditative environment—one where nature is not displayed, but dwelled in. A rhythm of coexistence takes root.