The Mighty Beals Family: Ten Eyck Landscape Architecture

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Ten Eyck Landscape Architecture

The landscape architecture firm that Jeramy works for was featured this month in "Landscape Architecture Magazine". They published a great article that shows pictures of their office, some of the projects that they have designed and the people who work there. These are a few of the pictures their photographer took of Jeramy and his co-workers.

The article has some great pictures of the Scottsdale Health Care Healing Garden project that they have worked on as well as some showing how cool the office is where he works. If you'd like to download (for free) and read the article, you can go HERE.

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