DRY Design

Sunset Magazine; May 2005

House & Garden Magazine – South Africa; May 2005

Los Angeles Times Home Section; April 28, 2005

Garden Design Magazine; February/March 2005

Los Angeles Times Magazine; March 2005

House & Garden Magazine; January 2005

The New York Times; January 2005

Compact Houses; 2005

House Transformed; 2005

Architectural Record; November 2004

Garden Design Magazine; July/August 2004

Spazi Minimi; 2004

Bathrooms; 2004

Living etc Magazine; July 2004

Los Angeles Times Magazine; May 2, 2004

Los Angeles Times Magazine; March 14, 2004

Los Angeles Times Magazine; October 19, 2003

Los Angeles Times Magazine; August 3, 2003

Elle Decoration Magazine; June 2003

I.D. Magazine; April 2003

Sunset Magazine; March 2003

Sunset Magazine; February 2003

New York Times; January 16, 2003

Praxis, Issue 5; 2003

Small Space Gardens; 2003

500 Solutions for Working at Home; 2003

Mini House; 2003

25 Houses Under 2500 Square Feet; 2002

Sunset Magazine; October 2002

Tasarim Magazine; September 2002

The New York Times; August 8, 2002

Los Angeles Times Magazine; May 19, 2002

Hauser Magazine; April 2002

Baumeister Magazine; November 2001

Sunset Magazine; August 2001

Dwell Magazine; June 2001

Los Angeles Times Magazine; May 20, 2001

Los Angeles Times Magazine; May 21, 2000

Interior Design Magazine; March 1998

Details Magazine; June 1997

Metropolis Magazine; November 1996



Montana State University; Bozeman, Montana, April 2005 (HEDGE Lecture)

University of Southern California; Los Angeles, February 2003

University of Southern California; Los Angeles, December 2001

University of Las Vegas, Nevada; April 2001

Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle; Washington, December 2000 (HEDGE Lecture)

Cal Poly Pomona; Pomona, California, February 1999 (HEDGE Lecture)

University of British Columbia; Vancouver BC, Canada, October 1997 (HEDGE Lecture)

Woodbury University; Los Angeles, October 1997 (HEDGE Lecture)

Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design; Los Angeles, August 1997 (HEDGE Lecture)

Design Symposium, Pacific Design Center; Los Angeles, August 1996 (HEDGE Lecture)

Woodbury University; May 1995 (HEDGE Lecture)



Golden Trowel Awards (Williams Residence, Choi Residence)
Garden Design Magazine’s 2005 Golden Trowel Awards

Award of Excellence, Outdoor Living (Hatch Residence)
Sunset’s 2002 Western Garden Design Awards

Award of Excellence, Garden Renovation (Choi Residence)
Sunset’s 2002 Western Garden Design Awards

30/30 Vision: Thirty Thesis Drawings from the first thirty years, co-organized exhibition, SCI-Arc, LA, CA, 2002

New Blood 101, Pacific Design Center, LA, CA, 1999

Hedge: Deep Plastic Emotion, exhibition, LA CA, 1997

HEDGE 2000 – Return of Utopia, exhibition, LA, CA, 1995



DRY Design Inc. is a firm that is interested in the ongoing relationship between landscape and architecture. We aim to perpetuate dialogue about all physical environments in order to challenge conventional notions of design. DRY is equipped to offer comprehensive landscape design, architectural design, urban design and planning services for municipal, commercial, civic and residential clients. The firm is committed to all aspects of design, from schematic through construction observation. DRY Design was founded by principals Sasha Tarnopolsky and John Jennings in 1996. Sasha Tarnopolsky is a licensed Landscape Architect.

DRY Design operates out of a studio space in Los Angeles that is shared by other members of HEDGE Design Collective. The association with HEDGE Design Collective benefits the firm by providing a pool of interdisciplinary knowledge and skills. This allows designers at DRY Design the opportunity to freely exchange ideas in the creation of built spaces, both interior and exterior.

DRY Design believes that there is a strong relationship between building and land, and that it is the responsibility of the designer to respond to and respect what is provided by the natural world. We are committed to using sustainable, site specific or native materials wherever possible. We are also committed to enhancing sensory experiences of fragrance, color, texture and movement while at the same time creating spaces that are culturally significant and that preserve or restore natural habitat.



Residential

Lengau Lodge, Welgevonden Game Reserve, South Africa, 2004 (DRY Design, Building Design and Landscape Architecture)

Gregory Ain House – Beethoven, Mar Vista, CA, 2004

Hess Residence, Venice, CA, 2003 (David Hertz, Architect)

Design House 2003, Hancock Park, CA, 2003 (Richard Landry, Architect)

Bowman Residence, Brentwood, CA, 2003 (Lorcan O’Herlihy, Architect)

Lovelace Residence 1+2, Hermosa Beach, CA, 2002

McDonnell Residences, Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, CA, 2001 & 2004

Cozen Residence, Los Angeles, CA, 2001 (Cozen Architecture, Architect)

Pugh/Jassim Residence, Santa Monica, CA, 2001 (Pugh + Scarpa, Architect)

3773 Residence, West Los Angeles, 2001 (DRY Design, Architecture and Landscape Architecture)

Pion Residence, Pacific Palisades, CA, 2001 (Douglas Burdge, Architect)

Williams Residence, Los Angeles, CA, 2001

Hatch Residence, Santa Monica Canyon, CA, 2000 (Ignacio Fernandez, Architect)

Price Residence, Silver Lake, CA, 1999

Choi Residence, Hancock Park, CA, 2000

Sea Mesa Lots 1,2,3 + 4, Malibu, CA, 1998 (Various Architects)


Commercial

Laurel Avenue Courtyard Housing, West Hollywood, CA, 2004 (Public Art + Architecture, Architect)

Dayton Street Lofts, Pasadena, CA, 2002 (Berkus Design Studio, Architect)

Jigsaw Offices, LA, CA, 2002 (Pugh + Scarpa, Architects)

Kirkpatrick Associates Architects Offices, Marina del Rey, CA, 2000 (Kirkpatrick Associates, Architect)

National Public Radio West Coast Office, Culver City, CA, 2000

Amateur Athletic Foundation, West Adams Historic District, LA, CA, 2000 (Tom Carson, Architect)

Genex Interactive, Culver City, CA, 2000

Eat Panini, Santa Monica, CA, 1996 (Hedge Design Collective, Building Designers)


Municipal

Harold Way Low-Income Housing, Los Angeles, CA, 2004 (Koning Eizenberg, Architects)

Student Activity Center, Santa Monica College, Santa Monica, CA, 2002 (Pugh + Scarpa, Architects)

Colorado Courts SRO, Santa Monica, CA, 2002 (Pugh + Scarpa, Architect)

Crimson Pipeline, La Habra Heights, CA, 2002

Exposition Blvd. Right of Way Beautification, Los Angeles, CA, 2001

Whelan Elementary School, Lennox, CA, 1996 (HEDGE Design Collective, Designers)



Residential

Centinela Studio, Santa Monica, CA (DRY Design, Building Design)

Broccoli Residence, Beverly Hills, CA (Pleskow+Real Architects)

Red Rock Residence, Las Vegas, NV (Laurence O. Booth Architects)

Elk Home, Elk, CA (DRY Design, Building Design)

Gross Residence, Mar Vista, CA (Bobby Rees, Architect)

Leon Max Residence, Malibu, CA (George Yu Architects)

Park Oak Residence, Los Feliz, CA (Chu+Gooding Architects)


Commercial

Centinela Low-Income Housing, Santa Monica, CA (Daly Genik Architects)


Municipal

Green Meadows Gym, Los Angeles, CA (Koning Eizenberg, Architects)

Santa Monica College, Theater Arts Building, Santa Monica, CA (Leo A. Daly Architects)

Valverde Youth Center, La Mirada, CA (Gensler Architects)

Harbor Animal Shelter, San Pedro, CA (City of LA, Pleskow+Real Architects)