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Hollander Design Wins 2023 IDA Award

Hollander Design Wins 2023 IDA Award

BRIDGE VIEW wins THE 2023 IDA AWARD FROM HC&g FOR LANDSCAPE DESIGN Judge Joan Michaels describes the terrain in this garden design as “not unlike a fairy tale.” Throughout the thoughtfully mapped-out project, bees, birds, and butterflies are as welcome as the occupants of the house are, in distinct areas ranging from an orchard walk to a..
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Hollander Design Wins 2023 IL ASLA Award

Hollander Design Wins 2023 IL ASLA Award

11 Hoyt wins merit award for residential design 11 Hoyt is an important model for how even urban developments can play a part in restoring resources for pollinators by providing space where both nature and community can thrive. 11 Hoyt transforms its full-block site, formerly a parking garage, into an elevated green podium anchored by..
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Hollander Design Wins ASLA-NY Award

Hollander Design Wins ASLA-NY Award

Whimsy Farm is the winner of a New York ASLA Award in 2023. This country residence is defined by strong axes and garden rooms, spatial relationships to architecture, and materials that celebrate the vernacular. Woven in and throughout this traditional framework are a sense of whimsy and a definitive step toward ecological health in the landscape...
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Topping Farm Wins 2022 Acanthus Award

Topping Farm Wins 2022 Acanthus Award

POLLINATOR LANDSCAPE WINS RECOGNITION The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) Midwest Chapter has given its 2022 garden design award to the Topping Farm project. The landscape design for this post-agricultural homestead near the ocean gives a large property a sense of cohesion and identity connected to its past. The site includes historic, traditional..
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Hollander Residence Wins ASLA-IL Award

Hollander Residence Wins ASLA-IL Award

JURY COMMENDS WHIMSY FARM’S ‘INVITING AND WARM SOCIAL SPACES’ The ASLA Illinois chapter has given Hollander Design’s “Whimsy Farm” project a 2022 Merit Award. Whimsy Farm is defined by strong axes and garden rooms, spatial relationships to architecture, and materials that celebrate the vernacular. Woven in and throughout this traditional framework are a sense of..
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Hollander Workplace Design Wins ASLA-IL Award

Hollander Workplace Design Wins ASLA-IL Award

ASLA-IL GIVES HONOR AWARD TO ‘WELLNESS AT WORK’ The ASLA Illinois chapter has given one of its highest-level design awards in 2022 to Hollander Design’s “Wellness at Work” project. Designed to connect more than 850 office tower employees with nature, this 10,000 square foot landscaped terrace wraps the entire 10th floor and creates a walking..
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Hollander Pollinator Landscape Wins ASLA-IL Award

Hollander Pollinator Landscape Wins ASLA-IL Award

ASLA-IL GIVES HONOR AWARD TO ‘TOPPING FARM’ The American Society of Landscape Architects Illinois Chapter has given one of its highest-level design awards in 2022 to Hollander Design’s Topping Farm project. The landscape design for this post-agricultural homestead near the ocean gives a large property a sense of cohesion and identity connected to its past...
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Hollander Pollinator Rooftop Wins GRHC Design Award

Hollander Pollinator Rooftop Wins GRHC Design Award

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities has awarded the 2021 Small-Scale Residential Design Award to the 1500 square foot elevated garden we call Bridge View. Designed as an outdoor terrace on the second floor, this garden offers respite for people and pollinators alike. A sinuous ipe-wood walk defines spaces for gathering around a firepit or enjoying spectacular..
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Hollander Design Wins 2021 Stanford White Award

Hollander Design Wins 2021 Stanford White Award

Hollander Design has won the 2021 Stanford White Award in landscape design from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) for the project Whimsy Farm. The landscape of this home is defined by strong axes and garden rooms, spatial relationships to architecture, and materials that celebrate the vernacular. Woven in and throughout this traditional..
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