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We picked Florida native Coral Honeysuckle/ Lonicera sempervirens for the chain link fence surrounding the sports court. This beautiful, slender, climbing vine is frequently visited by hummingbirds. Not too aggressive and is a good climber or ground cover. The species name refers to its evergreen habit, especially in the South. Coral Honeysuckle was awarded wildflower of the Year in 2014. The bright red fruits are also attractive to birds; consumption by Quail, Purple Finches, Goldfinches, Hermit Thrushes, and American Robins has been documented. Further, the plant is larval host to Spring Azure butterflies and Snowberry clearwing moths.

Example of a huge trendy u-shaped light wood floor open concept kitchen design in Los Angeles with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and an integrated sink

"Moshi Moshi" 3D Concert Mosh Pit Illustration by Brad Albright. Down in the mosh pit, aggression, passion, fandom, and community are one and the same. Bring your own soundtrack!
Signed limited edition, hand-titled and numbered (1 of 50). Archival Giclee print on medium weight Epson Enhanced Matte paper. 16x20" Poster Print - Ready to Frame
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The purchasers of this Roland Park home had a long standing relationship with PBA, having successfully completing several projects on two previous homes with the firm. Therefore, the level of trust and familiarity allowed for a very aggressive design and construction schedule. The project included the creation of a new mud room within the footprint of an existing covered porch, the renovation of 4 bathrooms within the house, the re-tasking of various rooms throughout the house, introduction of new lighting and building systems, the renovation of a laundry, the creation of a “bunk room” on the third floor, restoration and repair of various exterior elements, significant landscaping, and creation of a spectacular “man cave” in a previously dreary basement.
Photographer: Anne Gummerson

The purchasers of this Roland Park home had a long standing relationship with PBA, having successfully completing several projects on two previous homes with the firm. Therefore, the level of trust and familiarity allowed for a very aggressive design and construction schedule. The project included the creation of a new mud room within the footprint of an existing covered porch, the renovation of 4 bathrooms within the house, the re-tasking of various rooms throughout the house, introduction of new lighting and building systems, the renovation of a laundry, the creation of a “bunk room” on the third floor, restoration and repair of various exterior elements, significant landscaping, and creation of a spectacular “man cave” in a previously dreary basement.
Photographer: Anne Gummerson

This unique project was one home designed for two families. The goal was to make the space functional for both families while preserving the integrity of the design. The result is a clean yet aggressive design emphasizing comfortable living for parents and kids. Multiple owner suites are situated on the main level with access to gorgeous views and outdoor living spaces. The cottage also offers plenty of bedrooms for the children - on a separate level - along with a variety of areas to gather, relax, and recreate.

common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia), also called annual ragweed or bitterweed. This noxious weed is much smaller, growing to between two and four feet tall. This species of ragweed is very aggressive and will grow in sunnier spots than its larger cousin, Giant Ragweed. It can often invade Bermuda lawns where the soil is compacted and irrigation may be sparse. It produces masses of pollen in late summer and early fall, causing serious allergy problems all across our region. https://soilsalive.com/resources/identification-guide/common-ragweed

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Example of a mountain style bedroom design with beige walls
Example of a mountain style bedroom design with beige walls

The purchasers of this Roland Park home had a long standing relationship with PBA, having successfully completing several projects on two previous homes with the firm. Therefore, the level of trust and familiarity allowed for a very aggressive design and construction schedule. The project included the creation of a new mud room within the footprint of an existing covered porch, the renovation of 4 bathrooms within the house, the re-tasking of various rooms throughout the house, introduction of new lighting and building systems, the renovation of a laundry, the creation of a “bunk room” on the third floor, restoration and repair of various exterior elements, significant landscaping, and creation of a spectacular “man cave” in a previously dreary basement.
Photographer: Anne Gummerson

The purchasers of this Roland Park home had a long standing relationship with PBA, having successfully completing several projects on two previous homes with the firm. Therefore, the level of trust and familiarity allowed for a very aggressive design and construction schedule. The project included the creation of a new mud room within the footprint of an existing covered porch, the renovation of 4 bathrooms within the house, the re-tasking of various rooms throughout the house, introduction of new lighting and building systems, the renovation of a laundry, the creation of a “bunk room” on the third floor, restoration and repair of various exterior elements, significant landscaping, and creation of a spectacular “man cave” in a previously dreary basement.
Photographer: Anne Gummerson

This new construction residence is sited in the woods of Green Lane, PA. On a steep rocky slope, the glass living area is cantilevered from the mountainside pushing the living space to mingle directly to the creek and valley below. The bedroom-level floor is set perpendicular to the living space to flow in conjunction with the profile of the mountain focusing views to the woods. This in turn creates sheltered outdoor spaces that integrate the craggy boundaries of the rock against the crisp linear profiles of the structure. The result is a home that performs like a viewing outpost, framing serene vistas and forming protected cover in an aggressive landscape that is otherwise uninhabitable.

With West Coast style and sleekness, this stool is designed for those with a trendy, modern eye. Straight and angular lines lead up to the padded seat, and continue up to the uniquely shaped metal backrest. While this stool is aggressive and angular, you will not be sacrificing function over form. Transform your space with the Pismo today!

We have a variety of unique textures and designs to enhance glass table Tops,glass Bar Tops and Counter Tops. We can create very smooth tops or use very aggressive designs that protrude upward out of the glass.

Mineral King in Crystal Cave by Shaw Floors. Featuring a popular wire brushed texture, Mineral King offers just a touch of texture without producing the aggressive results of scraped hardwood floors. This treatment is ideal for homes that want a look that fits in between smooth...and heavy scraped. Pillowed edges and ends give each plank a more pronounced sculpted effect, which enhances the versatile vintage look. The color palette is rich, offering a wide range of options suitable for traditional or modern settings.

During construction the neighboring house to the east was demolished, a lovely mature bosque destroyed and the property aggressively graded in order to build a stock plan mac-mansion. This image reflects part of the installation a new east property-line bosque comprised of fast-growth and native evergreens on our owner's site. Interestingly, the tallest trees were purchased at a substantial discount as they had "aged" out of the nursery's inventory and were scheduled to be destroyed.
Photo: Fredrik Brauer

We have a variety of unique textures and designs to enhance glass table Tops,glass Bar Tops and Counter Tops. We can create very smooth tops or use very aggressive designs that protrude upward out of the glass.

We have a variety of unique textures and designs to enhance glass table Tops,glass Bar Tops and Counter Tops. We can create very smooth tops or use very aggressive designs that protrude upward out of the glass.
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