The Annapolis Home Magazine Builder and Fine Design Awards is a biennial program with winners selected by a panel of independent judges. After lengthy study and discussions, the judges selected the following projects to win an award. For each
#1 Restaurant in Annapolis Plus Nine Others We Love By Christine Fillat and the AHM Staff Photography by Sam Operchuck Bar at Preserve on Main Street People spend a lot of time and money at restaurants. We
Miracle Bush The Northern Bayberry By Kymberly Taylor There is always something invisible and wonderful happening right before our eyes when it comes to plants. This is especially true of Morella pensylvanica, a semi-evergreen called the northern bayberry.
Peach of Immortality By Young-Key Kim-Renaud I met you suddenly, Like Destiny, Dangling high on a majestic tree Standing by a roadside. Aloof, yet alluring, you were Looking down upon the world. Are you so ripe Because you’re
Winter Escape By Ryan Gladhill Aspen, CO Head to the mountains to enjoy some classic winter sports. These are some of the best destinations for a wonderful winter escape. MOST LUXURIOUS Deer Valley Resort, Utah Based on
Part 1: The Home Forest Modern By Robert Haywood Photography by John Cole This distinctive Annapolis home, with its minimalist, elemental forms, fulfills the homeowner’s desire for a residence with a strong connection to the natural environment. This
The A-List Architects THREE B ARCHITECTURE Based in Annapolis, Three B Architecture crafts homes of distinction throughout the Chesapeake region. Clients depend on Bob Berry’s meticulous attention to detail and ability to design homes with timeless
A Balance Between Light & Dark IN A SYKESVILLE PENTHOUSE By Dylan Roche Photography by Peak Visuals “From the beginning, the high-low contrast was very purposeful throughout the space.” – Melissa McLay Intricately detailed molding. Brass hardware.
A Reverence for Nature on South River By Dylan Roche Photography by Tony J. Photography “Something as forward and revolutionary as LEED Platinum doesn’t necessarily have to look like the home of the future. It could look very
Praise the Pawpaw LIVING FOSSIL & ANCIENT WONDER By Kymberly Taylor If you take a stroll in the woods this November, keep an eye out for the common pawpaw, Asimina triloba. Native to Maryland and the eastern United