The style has been brought up to date here: Open to the sky, the courtyard contains a 13- by 100-foot-long bed designed by the Dutch master plantsman Piet Oudolf, creator of landscape schemes such as the Lurie Garden in Chicago’s Millennium Park and the High Line in New York. It also marks the first time horticulture has joined architecture in the 11 years of the pavilion’s history.
Close-up of the monarda and astrantia in the garden.
