Grass to Wood. A Place to Pause.

GRASS TO WOOD / GREENHOUSE TO QUIET ROOMS

See how the spaces connect.

The greenhouse is planned around two floor surfaces: grass across the front half and wood planks across the rear half. From the wood-plank area, patio doors lead into a small central vestibule in the sea can. A private meditation and rest room sits on either side.

Top-down concept showing the front grass half and rear wood-plank half of the greenhouse, with patio doors into a central sea-can vestibule and one private room on each side — Original Med Bee Tate layout illustration based on the supplied brief: 18′ × 18′ greenhouse and 20′ sea can. Partitions, furnishings and door sizes are indicative. Not a measured construction plan.

Grass underfoot.

The entry half is shown as grass, including the intended winter floor treatment. Plants and meditation cushions frame a clear central route.

Warm wood beyond.

The rear half changes to wood planks, continuing toward the patio doors and the private-room vestibule.

Step inside the greenhouse.

Illustrated view inside the greenhouse, with grass in the foreground transitioning onto wood planks halfway through and patio doors at the rear — Generated interior concept showing the intended grass-to-wood transition and the sea-can connection. An illustration of the design direction, not a completed-space photograph.

Two rooms. A little space between.

The patio doors open into the vestibule rather than directly into either rest room. The private rooms branch left and right from that central space. The plan shows the relationship between the shared greenhouse and quieter individual rooms; it does not establish finished dimensions or accessibility clearances.