by jenvasko | Sep 21, 2016
A historic bungalow in Tucson, Arizona’s Menlo Park needed to be seen from the street, but screened from a new commercial development. Opuntia ficus indica, a historically significant barrio plant, was saved and used as a streetside entry point to the property....
by jenvasko | Sep 21, 2016
A small 1950’s adobe home in Tucson, Arizona resides on a large lot along a busy street and lacked vegetation. The homeowners needed screening, security, and more space to play. Metal withstands the extreme temperatures of the desert and provides the perfect...
by jenvasko | Sep 21, 2016
A horizontal steel fence replaced a 30-foot tall Oleander hedge in front of a historic Spanish Territorial Adobe home in the El Montevideo neighborhood, in Tucson, Arizona. The landscape was obsolete with the exception of the ancient Oleander hedges from 1975. They...