Amy Anderson is a tactile architect working within that largely neglected organic tradition extending from Frank Lloyd Wright to Alvar Alto, and embracing en route such diverse architects as Fay Jones and Alvaro Siza. For Anderson, the “marking of ground” is of as much import as the building of structure. In the works included in this second installment of the CBA miniseries, Anderson enters into the task of “building as site,” giving as much emphasis to landfall, climate, and topography as structure.