Alma is Spanish for soul, Latin for nourishing, and both are literal here. Set on 1.15 tropical acres in Palm Beach Gardens, it stands in black board-and-batten timber, raw concrete and glass, wrapped around a private pond and a lush courtyard. Two pavilions meet at a room made entirely of glass, pool on one side and garden on the other, until there’s no line between the life lived inside and out. The land does more than shelter. Put to work growing food, it feeds the home it holds. The soul of a family, rooted in the land that nourishes it.