Layered Generations
Connection. Celebrations. Continuity.
Designed for Multigenerational Living
This concept creates a gradation of spaces tailored to family life.
Zones for gathering, play, and retreat balance openness with quiet seclusion.
The result is a Hawaiian estate where connection and privacy coexist.
Design Principles
Graduated Zones
Graded from active lawn to quiet pavilion.
Flexible Lawn Plan
Open grass area allows for both play and gathering without restriction.
Layered Sight Lines
Overlapping spaces create visual connection between zones.
Private Retreats
Discreet areas allow for escape within a cohesive design.
Spatial Sequence
Arrival
Elevated entry with clear visibility and openness
Middle Ground
Central lawn with overlapping zones for gather and play
Gathering
Open pavilion anchored by the pool, designed for shared experience
Play
Flexible, visible lawn space supportive of supervision and informal use
As Estate for Family Gathering
Multigenerational design is a form of spatial equity. Adaptable and cohesive, this concept shows how Landscape Architecture can shape family estate living across generations.
