Janmar
Featured on the 2020 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, this collaborative project was built on a sloping creek lot and designed to preserve over 50 mature trees and the property’s natural grade. Because of this, our designer’s challenge involved shoring up some of the creek bank to prevent erosion. Harmony with the architecture and the site was achieved with plant materials including ground covers, understory trees, ferns, and Japanese maples (a favorite of the clients). We also incorporated architectural plants like Juncus, dwarf palmetto, and a single ginkgo specimen tree in the center courtyard.
Landscape Designer: Michael Pappas for Bonick Landscaping
Architect: Malone Maxwell Borson Architects (Formerly MMB Architects – Now MMD (Malone Maxwell Dennehy))
Photographer: Dror Baldinger, FAIA
Video, stills, & drone footage: Bold Entity
Mailbox: Deus Modern
Janmar
Featured on the 2020 AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, this collaborative project was built on a sloping creek lot and designed to preserve over 50 mature trees and the property’s natural grade. Because of this, our designer’s challenge involved shoring up some of the creek bank to prevent erosion. Harmony with the architecture and the site was achieved with plant materials including ground covers, understory trees, ferns, and Japanese maples (a favorite of the clients). We also incorporated architectural plants like Juncus, dwarf palmetto, and a single ginkgo specimen tree in the center courtyard.
Landscape Designer: Michael Pappas for Bonick Landscaping
Architect: Malone Maxwell Borson Architects (Formerly MMB Architects – Now MMD (Malone Maxwell Dennehy))
Photographer: Dror Baldinger, FAIA
Video, stills, & drone footage: Bold Entity
Mailbox: Deus Modern
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