Pale Green House is a medical-cannabis barn that stages a dialogue between old and new steel. The primary structure is built from recycled columns and beams whose surfaces are marked by rust, scratches and weather. Around them, a new pale-green frame is added: crisp, smooth and carefully painted.

The design doesn’t hide corrosion; it uses it. The oxidized steel is left exposed as a living patina that registers the passage of time and the previous lives of the structure, while the mint-colored members mark the precise, clinical present of the greenhouse. Light, glass and vegetation move between these two temporal layers, turning the barn into a kind of instrument where production, healing and aging material are held together in one continuous space.