SEAN PAPICH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

“The property’s landscape design blends contemporary components with a classic New England style. “We wanted a timeless, functional aesthetic of elements reflective of the design vernacular of the region,” says landscape architect Sean Papich. ... The outdoor architecture opens to a terraced landscape and pool that blurs the boundary between indoors and out, creating a seamless transition to exterior living. ... Formal plantings—low evergreen hedges with hydrangea backdrops and boxwood hedges—are kept closer to the house and treated as sculpture. The design “loosens up” as you move further from”

“It was important to the homeowners to preserve the oak tree off the dining terrace, says landscape architect Sean Papich: “Aside from adding character, it also screens the home from the harbor.” ... So the old house came down in a manner sensitive to the neighborhood and the environment; the wife’s father is a lifelong conservationist, and preserving a gnarled waterfront oak tree was paramount, says landscape architect Sean Papich. Add to those considerations a slew of FEMA requirements and an extraordinarily confined area, and you have a project that architect Patrick Ahearn says was one of t”

“## Sean Papich ... Founding Principal, Landscape Architect Sean Papich Landscape Architecture ... After growing up in Iowa and graduating from Iowa State University, Sean practiced in Chicago, Arizona, and Kansas City. It’s notable that while in Kansas City, he worked with Ochsner Hare & Hare, the oldest active landscape architecture firm in the country. Hare & Hare were contemporaries of the Olmsted Brothers and helped Sean galvanize a strong work ethic and an attitude that anything can be accomplished with an open mind and an unrelenting desire to meet a client’s needs. In 2003, he establi”

“Sean Papich has a deep familiarity with this Cohasset, Massachusetts, property, having worked on various parts of it for close to a decade now.”

“Project Team Architecture: Mark Cutone, BPC Architecture Interior design: Jim Gauthier and Susan Stacy, Gauthier-Stacy Builder: Bob Winterson Landscape design: Sean Papich Landscape Architecture”