In the natural landscape of Stony Plain, Alberta, the Cardinal Studio & Residence uses simple construction methods and forms to create a sculptural dialogue with the land. Retaining walls act as natural elements in the landscape, as they give shape to the dwelling. The symbolic freestanding elements in the vicinity of the Cardinal children and elders symbolize the learning that is shared between them in a natural setting.



Location:	Stony Plain, Alberta
Size:	10,000 sq. ft.
Completion:	Exterior 1982, Interior in progress
In the natural landscape of Stony Plain, Alberta, the Cardinal Studio & Residence uses simple construction methods and forms to create a sculptural dialogue with the land. Retaining walls act as natural elements in the landscape, as they give shape to the dwelling. The symbolic freestanding elements in the vicinity of the Cardinal children and elders symbolize the learning that is shared between them in a natural setting.