11- Standing on the west side of the back lawn area looking towards the pool and house… Perimeter landscaping beds are in view to the left and right.
Michael J. Madarash
RESIDENCE greater than 1/2 Acre -
Bronze
1- Standing on the cobblestone apron at the driveway looking at the entire front lawn. In view is the new driveway with cobblestone edging, parking spur, and front walkway as well as landscape and a sprawling lawn. Along the driveway new Prunus Yoshino make up half of the allée.
Goldberg & Rodler Inc.
RESIDENCE greater than 1/2 Acre -
Gold
01_Hilltop Chateau.jpg: Aerial overview of the stately 2+ acre property and finished project.
Tim Barry - Dodds & Eder
RESIDENCE 1/2 Acre or less -
Silver
Connecting bluestone walkways provided a foundation for the overall design. These walkways guided us in shaping an entrance that was both functional and visually appealing, setting a traditional tone. We created a bluestone platform and step system leading to the front door.
Timothy Barry - Dodds & Eder
ENTRANCE -
Silver
Arriving at the new parking court, the owners and their visitors are welcomed by a well-defined approach to their recently renovated home. Screening the parking area near the garage was essential to maintaining a visually cohesive entrance. A bluestone stepping stone path connects the parking court with the garage, ensuring a seamless, navigable route for guests. Along this pathway, strategic plantings bringing a lush yet restrained sense of closure to the landscape design.
Hicks Landscapes
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Gold
3. A closer view reveals the complimentary hues of Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ against the travertine pavers while providing a striking contrast to the vibrant blue of the pool. The thoughtful planting adds texture and depth to the design.
Basics Landscaping Co., Inc.
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Bronze
After picture 5 showcases the resort-like feel of the pool with the tropical planting bed and welcoming curve of the pool accented by the darker paver inlay.
Michael Madarash
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Bronze
5 - A closeup view of the 12’ wide sheer descent water feature which includes (3) 24” wide spillways. Evergreens in the background hide the pool equipment from view and a row of Karl Forster grasses glisten in the sun behind the water feature.
Michael Rosano Design
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Bronze
Aerial view at night
Basics Landscaping Co., Inc.
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Bronze
After picture one shows the view of the patio and plantings offering a view of the expanse of pavers and coping accents.
Timothy Barry - Dodds & Eder
ACTIVE USE AREA less than $250,000 -
Silver
The terrace was designed to connect smoothly with the existing deck structure while establishing a distinct zone for the pool area. The upper deck, reserved for intimate dining and gatherings
Michael Rosano Design
ACTIVE USE AREA above $250,000 -
Gold
Aerial view showing the entirety of the rear yard design and final layout.
Michael Madarash
ACTIVE USE AREA above $250,000 -
Bronze
As you pass through the estate fence and enter the pool area you are welcomed by surrounding landscape, a centrally located pool, and the large pavilion. Existing mature trees were kept offering a canopy feeling along the perimeter of the pool area.
Angelo Tuosto Design Group
ACTIVE USE AREA above $250,000 -
Gold
While creating a fun place to play in the sun, we also wanted this space to work for our homeowner at night. The sun shelf in the pool and raised Gunite spa provide the perfect duo.
Greg Marett, Joseph Cogliandro Jr.
ACTIVE USE AREA above $250,000 -
Gold
This photo showcases the vibrant planting palette, including hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and daylilies, adding color and texture to the landscape. Soft landscape lighting enhances the plantings, casting gentle shadows and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere as dusk falls.
Michael Madarash
ACTIVE USE AREA above $250,000 -
Bronze
An overview of the pool area from the upper lawn area atop the retaining wall looking across the pool at the pavilion. The enlarged patio with lounge chairs now provides ample space around the pool. The newly added sunshelf is visible in the far corner of the pool and expanded lawn is next to the pavilion.
Sara Mairead Abbass
PASSIVE USE AREA -
Silver
Timothy Barry - Dodds & Eder
PASSIVE USE AREA -
Silver
These low-profile plantings create a unifying rhythm throughout the garden, while Lagerstroemia ‘Tuscarora’ trees add vertical interest, softening the lines of the two-story home and promising to create a dappled canopy over the garden space below as they mature.
Nicole Ferreira - Dodds & Eder
MINI-SCAPE -
Silver
Overview blending form, flow, and function with touches of femininity, creating a space that feels like a warm, sunlit idealization of a western garden—a visual experience that transports the viewer.
Greg Marett
MINI-SCAPE -
Gold
This image shows how the sunken lounge serves both as a cozy retreat and a functional entertaining space. With seating around a firepit and a nearby bar, it invites guests to gather and relax, while the surrounding terraces offer options for both relaxation and activity.
Hicks Landscapes
MINI-SCAPE -
Silver
Corresponds to After Photos 1 & 2. View towards the front property line.
Michael Rosano Design
COMMERCIAL -
Gold
Aerial view looking into the courtyard showing a nice combination of masonry materials with lush plantings.
Greg Marett, Mackenzie Gilvey
COMMERCIAL -
Gold
By reimagining these alleys, our client sought to create a space that would encourage leisurely activities—such as enjoying treats from the local ice cream parlor, sipping coffee, or socializing with friends—while also boosting foot traffic and creating tangible benefits for commercial tenants.
Sara Mairead Abbass
NEW ENTRANT -
Merit
Sara Mairead Abbass
SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE -
Bronze
Rocco Calo, Joseph Piscitelli, Tommy Bevilacqua
BID / BUILD -
Gold
Aerial view of main entertainment spaces - raised deck overlooking the pool, fire feature and shade structure.
John Cannarelli, Justin Cannarelli
BID / BUILD -
Gold
Basics Landscaping Co., Inc.
BID / BUILD -
Silver
After picture 4 depicts the outdoor kitchen. The design nicely complements the firepit and allows for maximum functionality of the area, creating more living space throughout many seasons.