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VOL. 11/NO. 3, MAY 2010

Table of Contents

PROFILE
Back to the Land
Drawing on traditions while meeting contemporary needs, Annapolis, MD-based Graham Landscape Architecture enhances the built environment in both its formal and more naturalistic designs.
By Dan Cooper

RECENT PROJECTS
Classical Language
A new Palladian-inspired villa designed by Peter Pennoyer Architects houses a collection of Federal furniture and Hudson River School paintings.
By Nancy A. Ruhling

Summer Ensemble
A Colonial Revival house and accompanying guesthouse in Talbot, MD, are renovated for modern family life by Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects.
By Lynne Lavelle

Redefining the Barn
David Scott Parker Architects’ new carriage house on a Colonial Revival estate in Weston, CT, combines traditional detailing with a modern program.
By Annabel Hsin

BOOK REVIEWS
Greek Revival America, by Roger G. Kennedy. Reviewed by William Heyer

Peabody & Stearns: Country Houses and Seaside Cottages, by Annie Robinson. Reviewed by Eve M. Kahn

THE FORUM
Phenomenal Place, Place of Phenomena, by

Jessica Matteson
Memorable landscape design invites the onlooker to participate and interact, rather than merely observe.

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