Wild Is Best: A Low-Water, High-Spirit Garden in a Small Footprint for an Architect – Gardenista
[ad_1] File this under Seemingly Antithetical but True: The tinier the outdoor space, the more verdant it should be. “We find that minimalist garden…
[ad_1] File this under Seemingly Antithetical but True: The tinier the outdoor space, the more verdant it should be. “We find that minimalist garden…
[ad_1] The depaving movement has become something of a national sport in the Netherlands, with municipalities competing to see who can remove the most…
[ad_1] For those familiar with Los Angeles, the words “Santa Monica” will likely conjure up a very Californian version of the all-American idyll: an…
[ad_1] Strike one: a house in need of a major renovation. Strike two: a garden in need of love. Strike three: a remodel that…
[ad_1] Post-renovation, the back yard was filled with debris, including shards of concrete. “Instead of dumping the stuff, we used what was there to…
[ad_1] We’ve long admired the work of New York architects Messana O’Rorke, so when we inquired about the glass-wall extension and surrounding landscaping of…
[ad_1] A couple months ago, I wrote a story for Remodelista about a modernist landmark Brooklyn Heights townhouse restored by Starling Architecture. The post…
[ad_1] We are longtime admirers of Austin-based landscape architect Christine Ten Eyck—so much so that her works are featured in both of our books:…
[ad_1] “There isn’t another site like this available anywhere near Portland, Maine,” said Russell Tyson of Whitten Architects, “and it’s the site that makes this house so…
[ad_1] The Silver Sands Motel in Greenport, NY, opened in 1957 as a laidback motel that felt more like a beach home away from…
[ad_1] We generally save the “before” images for the end of our articles, but in this case, it’s helpful and inspiring to see upfront…
[ad_1] What happens when a Japanese-style garden meets the southern California desert? For the very Zen results, let’s visit a serene gravel courtyard that…