The project is a Zen-style Japanese garden that demonstrates the elements of landscape design such as balance, rhythm and harmony. The centerpiece of the composition is a tsukubai water feature surrounded by smooth river stones that create a contrast of texture against a background of fine gravel. The stepping stones form a winding path through the garden, promoting flow and directing movement. The use of moss and neatly trimmed trees roughly reflects the principle of representation, where natural landscapes are miniaturized and abstracted. Wooden benches provide places to rest and contemplate, integrating functionality into the design aesthetic. The enclosing bamboo fence provides privacy, maintaining an organic feel that matches the overall atmosphere of tranquility of this outdoor space.