The Tiger Glen Garden is a contemplation garden built in the new wing of the Johnson Museum of Art designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. The garden was designed in an austere style called karesansui in Japanese in which an image of nature is created with an arrangement of stones. This highly abstract style was chosen in part to resonate with the highly rarefied architecture, and in part to evoke the aesthetics of the paintings it was inspired by.