Art maze
This project is designed in the form of an art school that is in harmony with nature. It does not disturb it, it does not limit it, but communicates with it and awakens the visitors.
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A maze is very much a model for a garden, a museum, and unfolding experience, you enter, wander on a path, get lost, get redirected, backtrack or find a new path to the ultimate exit. So a great reference. I appreciate the modesty of this proposal, two stories, above grade, with intertwining gardens. I would encourage your team to more clearly define the path/the maze you set up, (currently the program/axo are described as independent boxes to be connected versus part of a pathway) and the varied experiences one encounters along the way ( touch, sound, smell, taste; interior/exterior experiences). As a diagram, I could imagine a linear tube that starts long, but then turned, lifts, drops, breaks etc, to find its way around the site. Your images of sculptures and putti, flowers do nothing to support the idea of the maze. There is however a project here!