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Showing posts with label 2010 landscapes. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Dargan's 5 Essential Landscape Tips for 2010


Posted by Mary Palmer Dargan, ASLA, APLD, MLA, CLARB at 2:54 PM No comments:
Labels: 2010 landscapes, accessibility, ageing in place, design tips, energy design, kitchen garden, Landscape Architecture, landscape design, pilates, sustainability, wildlife refuge, yoga
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Mary Palmer Dargan, ASLA, APLD, MLA, CLARB
Atlanta, GA and Cashiers, NC, Southeast USA, United States
Hugh and I are landscape architects who work across the USA on fine residential estates and regular peoples homes. We have a large garden, Highcote, at High Hampton. Highcote grew amoebically as we colonized the slopes of our watershed producing an moss roofed outhouse (that flushes!), a grass roofed potting shed with antique gardening pieces and bark exterior, an outdoor pavilion "The Pavilion of Pleasant Sounds" complete with kitchen, all this plus the quintessentially chic mountain cabin (c 1948) on a private lake. I'm at work on my next book about Aging in Place in Your Landscape and building on questions I've heard while lecturing on Timeless Landscape Design. 95% of Homeowners who are now 60-65 will stay on their property rather than move to a retirement community. So why not customize your landscape to fit long term needs? Harvest water, utilize solar and alternative energy forms, grow vegetables, compost, create a retreat for regeneration or do active forms of recreation like pilates and yoga all seamless designed within your existing landscape. Baby boomers, this is the place for you!
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