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This new office center set on a busy corridor in Madison, Alabama has a variable plant pallette to maximize the views from the building. Whether it is blending in with the natural woods on the site with native plants, shading a future dining plaza, or highlighting a water feature at the front of the building, depending on where you are looking out, there is a focal point to energize your day.
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Gardner & Gardner Dental- Huntsville, Alabama |
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This new dentist office is situated close to downtown and was an excellent reuse of land. The dentist previous location was also on this site, and remained active during the construction of this building. The landscape is a low maintenance solution, and helps create a soothing environment for the patients.
A rest area for the employees was constructed, and screened from traffic, and the patients. Perennials and blooming shrubs were planted around this area for the enjoyment of the employees during downtimes.
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Radiance Technologies- Huntsville, Alabama |
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This building's requirements were to unify the building into the office park that it is a part of. The landscape design reflects that with street trees, and screening trees that minimize the visual impact of the building. The landscape creates a focus on the front entrance to the building. An irrigation design was completed to round out the owner's request.
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Lockheed Martin Building 406- Huntsville, Alabama |
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The scope of work for this building was to use a planting scheme to allow the building to fit in with the existing buildings on the campus. With the crapemyrtles, oaks, and maples, as well as shrubs, this building along with the matching architecture achieved this goal. The entrances to the building were designed inconjuction with the architect providing a stimulating entryway to the building.
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