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【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 ating hawks and falcons. The double dunes are also home to nesting shorebirds, a wide variety of native plants, and even orchids. Forty years ago, town officials and experts from the Nature Conservancy persuaded oceanfront home owners to give up more than 20 parcels for a nature preserve in exchange for tax abatements. The donated land is known as the Atlantic Double Dunes Preserve. New York City landscape architect Edmund Hollander, FASLA, who’s worked on projects in East Hampton for many years, was well aware of the site’s sensitivity when an old client engaged him to take a look at a special property 5 contiguous with part of the dune preserve. The client wanted to discuss ideas to modernize the outdoor areas in front and back of the residence and make the most of the seaside ambience. Hollander was born and raised in New York City, and he always loved the outdoors and nature. He studied horticulture at the New York botanical garden and the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, New York, before earning a degree in landscape architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. While at Penn, Hollander formed a closed relationship with environmental visionary and department founder Ian McHarg and even taught studios with him following graduation. Shortly after returning to new York, Hollander was offered a job with the firm of Clark and Rapuano as project manager of West way, a plan to bury the city’s crumbling west side of it.”for a city kid to be offered Westway,’’says Hollander,” was basically a dream e true.” After many years and much rancorous debate, the project was canceled。 and Hollander opted to leave the firm and go into business with a colleague, Maryanne Connelly, ASLA. Edmund Hollander landscape architect design PC has pleted residential projects all over the world, but these days Hollander works primarily in the northeastern part of the United States. The approximately fouracre east Hampton site included a 1960s contemporary style house situated on a rise about 500 feet back from the Atlantic. The surrounding landscape was maritime forest populated with native shadbush and old cherries, along with some eastern red cedars and deciduous magnolias. In 6 back of the house, a huge tangle of overgrown invasive plants, including Russian olive, bittersweet, grapes, and multiflora rose, pletely blocked views of the double dunes and the ocean. Hollander felt that the site was simply inparable, but he first needed to find out exactly what was embedded in the terrain and intertwined with the vines and other volunteers, and then decide what he could do within four months, when the client and his fianc233。e
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