The top landscape projects from the 2016 CTC&G IDAs came from Louis Fusco Landscape Architects, Artemis Landscape Architects, Inc., and Conte & Conte LLC.
Whenever Mary Stone is at her century-old home on the peninsula of Old Black Point, she feels blue. But for her, feeling blue has a different meaning. “I love old blue paint, I love indigo, I love any shade of blue that reminds me of the water,” she says. From virtually every room of her house, the wide expanse of Long Island Sound, often complemented in the summer with a blue sky, is in full view. So, when Stone and her family—which includes her husband and three 20-something children-—are there, they are happy.
A storied house in Quogue takes a few bold steps into the 21st century.
At her home in East Hampton, HC&G Innovator Award honoree Martha Stewart is setting the bar higher than ever.
Clarence Tantau, a prominent San Francisco architect, designed the home in the 1920s and is responsible for its Spanish Farmhouse style.
Restructured terraces and unique water features redefine this home's exterior.
