: Represented by man-made structures like pavilions, straight fences, and diagonal viewing lines from buildings, which contrast with the garden's organic forms.
: Achieved by respecting the innate disposition of materials—such as leaving a stone’s raw, "imperfect" texture—to evoke spiritual mountains or oceans. Essential Design Principles
The phrase "" refers to a core design philosophy and is the title of a definitive book by Gunter Nitschke . This guide explores the symbiosis between architectural precision and organic chaos that defines these spaces. Core Philosophy: The Aesthetic Symbiosis
