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Apartment Unit Four's New Garden In The Backyard
Apartment unit four’s new garden in the backyard continues to have a sidewalk bisect the lawn horizontally and a fence that defines the end of its property. These elements serve as the datum for the designed landscape. In addition, the rectangular pool and the portion of the sidewalk that branches out to lead up to the porch further divide the site vertically. The pool lies embedded into the ground between the sidewalk and meshed fencing. Its reflective water provides a calming effect, particularly when it shimmers with hues of red, orange, and yellow during

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