One of the best things about a modern garden is that you can build one almost anywhere on a landscape. It can be constructed as an accent to building architecture, an adjunct spatial compliment to hardscape design, or the creation of a special environment for people to relax and enjoy a break from the routine. Spatial challenges are resolved by scaling materials and geometric patterns down to a size that is appropriate to the limited space at hand. Smaller stones and center profile materials are arranged around angles and radii in such a way as to make the most of available area and to generate the illusion that there is actually more room within the garden than there actually is.
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