Oxyde Path is a hillside garden defined by a series of broken lines in corten steel that structure the slope into a highly architectural sequence of planted terraces. The steel edges create a precise geometric rhythm, transforming the landscape into a contemporary interpretation of rice paddies.

A wide sandstone block staircase is integrated into the slope, designed to blend seamlessly with the terrain and reinforce the garden’s sculptural quality. The planting strategy emphasizes a controlled, layered composition, where each terrace becomes a framed landscape element, combining the softness of vegetation with the sharpness of material.

The result is a dynamic garden where slope, line, and contrast converge, offering a landscape that is both sculpted and inhabitable.