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Elk Edge Retreat shows Garnett at his best with private family getaways — a house that seems to grow from the land itself. Animal Sanctuary, by contrast, imagines how that same careful attention to place and people can extend beyond private walls, creating spaces that nurture both humans and animals. Taken together, the projects suggest a new chapter for his work: Texas modern architecture that doesn’t just sit on the land, but engages with it and the communities that inhabit it.

“For me, these awards are encouragement to keep pushing the same questions about refuge and place into more public work,” Garnett said. “Whether it’s a family retreat or a gallery, museum, or community space, the goal is the same: to make architecture that feels inevitable in its setting and generous to the people who use it.”