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This landscape by Campion Hruby Landscape Architects was part of the renovation of a mid-century modern house by KUBE Architecture. Campion Hruby designed the fountain to add more drama to the already strong modernist connections with the garden. The water provides a visual connection outside, and the stepping stone path is a bridge to the garden.
LANDSCAPE: Campion Hruby Landscape Architects, campionhruby.com, Annapolis, Maryland | ARCHITECTURE: KUBE Architecture, kube-arch.com, Washington D.C.
Using boulders artistically, McHale Landscape Design constructed a free-flowing waterfall and pond. The firm accentuated the design with plantings meant to create a natural sensibility, fulfilling their client’s wish to have a spectacular view from their new bathroom. Limited space prevented the use of any machines. All the stone and plant material were put into place by hand.
LANDSCAPE: McHale Landscape Design, mchalelandscape.com, Upper Marlboro, Maryland
This formal courtyard created for a family in Potomac, Maryland by Lewis-Aquatech Pool Company echoes the classical proportions of a miniature Versailles, with symmetrical, repetitive elements referencing ancient Greek temples. Fine materials were used, including granite trim for niches in which to hang art and a rich mahogany pergola, to complement the pristine pool and water fountains.
COURTYARD: Lewis-Aquatech Pool Company, lewis-aquatech.com, Chantilly, Virginia
Annapolis Home Magazine
Vol. 10, No. 4 2019