Designer Jeffrey Trent transformed a Tucson property in three years: removed old structures, built a stone ramada and entry arbor resembling a 1930s WPA structure. A preexisting fountain became the focal point, connected by flagstone patio to the house. Low seat walls, desert plant beds, ocotillo fencing. Jurors praised the sensitivity to desert color and feel.
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