Over the year, the changing seasons reveal different qualities of the house and its setting. In spring, sunlight moves through the orchard, highlighting the proportions and materials of the interiors. Summer brings longer light, accentuating the rhythm of openings and the connection between inside and outside. In autumn, the changing foliage frames views and alters the quality of daylight within the rooms. In winter, low sun and bare trees emphasise the building’s form and its relationship to the orchard and surrounding hills. The seasonal shifts offer an ongoing study in how light, shadow, and landscape influence the experience of the house.
