Hinterland Tower.

Twenty-eight residences arranged as a vertical village. Each home is rotated four degrees from the one below · a slow spiral that gives every dwelling a different view of the North Shore mountains.

The exterior is wrapped in a cedar screen of varying density, calibrated for solar exposure and visual privacy. The screen ages over thirty years from honey-gold to silver.

At ground level the tower releases the public realm: a small grove of mature alder, a covered passage to the seawall, a quiet garden room for residents.