Ranch dressing

Article Abstract:

Architect Phillip Ceradini of Mount Kisco, New York illustrates three proposals in which to curb appeal with changes that are in keeping with the scale of the 1,500-square-foot 1954 ranch-style home in Westchester County, New York. Each proposal has its own price tag and includes enhancing the roofline with dormers, adding a portico, and repaving the asphalt driveway.

Management dynamics, Practice, Architects, Remodeling and renovation, Ranch houses, Ceradini, Phillip

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AHS gift shop gets facelift

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The Cottage Shop is a newly opened gift shop in the AHS Visitor Centre during this spring. It has been restocked with high-quality garden-related merchandise, goods and an extensive collection of AHS books such as AHS Encyclopedia of Plants and Flowers.

Facilities & equipment, Gift Shops, Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Stores, Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops, Buildings and facilities, American Horticultural Society, Gift stores

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The gift of Marco Polo Stufano

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Marco Polo Stufano was the first director or horticulture at Wave Hill, a public garden overlooking the Hudson River owned by the New York City. Under his guidance the garden grew to over 3,000 species of plants, many of them from the United Kingdom.

Management, Officials and employees, Biography, Botanical gardens, Wave Hill, Stufano, Marco Polo

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