As part of my exploration, I became interested in how the built environment affected the natural environment. The element I chose was greenspaces in which I mapped its various aspects. Grass and growth formed a major part of this exploration. This in turn formed my field diagram, the contextual anchor of my design process, where the major lines form cut lines and the minor lines form score lines. The conceptual form mimics that of blades of grass which have been unmanaged and left to overgrow, a direct connection to the idea of terrain vague and succession. The resolution stage saw me using growth as the anchor for all decision made then on. This drove how I tackled the studio’s social agenda, in which I chose to look at the mental health of ex-convicts. The outcome was a simplistic, powerful yet purposeful building which effortlessly conveyed my concept across all scales.