Modern Farm House Green Garden Design By Mariani Landscape
Architecture, designed by Ed Noonan, has been described as an abstract representation of a farm complex displays classic architectural details used in contemporary fashion. The Landscape Architect using the classic details of the house as inspiration while designing the details for the formal gardens and ponds.
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Classical elements can also be viewed on the materials used and the layout of sidewalks, stairs, swimming pool copings and fences. Many hardscapes combines elements of classical with a twist of contemporary lines clean. This modern interpretation of a farm complex is designed to display the original environment and integration with the unique architecture of this new house. Generated scenery to create an appropriate context by returning the property to the root of the original prairie. Landscape architects designed and managed grassland restoration, the transition from classical details of the house to the original environment while protecting the most valuable asset site, 300 year old Oak savanna. Located on the last remaining agricultural land adjacent to Lake Michigan in Illinois. This site design concepts to take back to the roots while incorporating the sense prairie style house owner. Designs incorporate more formal landscape design elements close to the residence which contrasts with the surrounding natural base restored. Extreme care is taken in protecting the 300 year oak trees and maple while the location of this structure. The main location was chosen for the least impact on the environment while creating a sequence of interest along the way in and allow for dramatic views of the place of residence. Respected grading of the site drainage patterns and designs and even turned into an attractive focal point for guest quarters by selecting plants that grow in the area.
Design By [Mariani Landscape]