This residential courtyard features three distinct living wall installations, each responding to its immediate surroundings. The primary wall sits behind a mirror sculpture, which creates a striking visual illusion—reflecting and extending the greenery so the boundary between landscape and architecture nearly disappears. Heuchera was used to echo the building’s red brick façade, layered over a soft backdrop of Muehlenbeckia with textural highlights from ferns, including lady fern and silvery Pteris albolineata.

The remaining walls take on their own identities, using shifts in texture, tone, and subtle pops of purple to complement the architecture and low-light conditions. Together, the installations enhance the courtyard’s sense of depth and enclosure, creating a calm, biophilic retreat within the residential complex.