
Westchester Magazine Award Winning Landscape Design
April 11th, 2016 | By: Mitchell Knapp | Blog
Scenic Landscaping Places First in Westchester Magazine 2016 Best of Home for Award Winning Landscape Design
Scenic Landscaping was chosen as a finalist in the Westchester Magazine Best of Home Design Awards for the 2016 season. Westchester Home proudly celebrated Westchester's best interior designers, architects, and building professionals on April 7th at the Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck, NY. The finalists in ten categories came to celebrate being chosen with their fellow finalists, the judges, and their coworkers and family. Categories included best kitchen, best use of color, best use of a small space, best living space and best landscape design among many others. All the categories were in beautifying a home, honoring the talented designers and architects on the best of their best. Landscape Design was a new category to the Westchester Design Awards, and everyone there was excited to have it included, understand that a well landscape property increases property value and the level of appreciation and enjoyment for the homeowner too. On the night of the award show, Scenic Landscaping was announced as the winner in the Best Landscape Design Category for our award winning landscape design. We were very honored to have won and to have made a name for ourselves over the other side of the Tappan Zee Bridge. This award was for our work on a residential client’s property in Pleasantville, NY. [caption id="attachment_4975" align="alignnone" width="640"]
About the Westchester Award Winning Landscape Design Project:
We were originally hired as landscape architects for this job and then were brought on to build it. We also project managed with the builder to lay out all the hardscape and we worked with the builder to provide adequate drainage for the property. We were able to facilitate the erosion control for the property by providing landscape, channel drains, planted a slope with native with ornamental grasses, shrubs and trees along hillsides. [caption id="attachment_4978" align="alignnone" width="640"]

