Projects

Stan Hywet’s Birch Allée northern terminus is the twin stone pavilions known as the Tea Houses.  Located below the upper level pavilions and built into the rock face are changing rooms used by thos

The historic bell tower still looms tall within the front gate of the Glendale Cemetery.  Construction began in 1883 on the 64-foot bell tower at the top of Ordnance knoll.  Meant to compliment the

The Faith Baptist Church had ADA updates made to the interior and exterior; an ADA lift enclosure was built on the exterior, the existing Pastor’s office was converted to an ADA unisex restroom and

A significant portion of the border of Stan Hywet's property is marked by a 2,172 linear-foot dry stone wall, which is a prominent feature of the landscape and is highly visible by Stan Hywet's vis

The Grape Arbor is an open garden pergola structure consisting of 44 brick and stone piers, 17-inches to a side, supporting a wooden trellis which then supports the original white and dark Concord