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Forty-two tons of soil were carried up three flights of stairs to create Bartlett's 2, 500-square-foot "country in the city, " planted with a lawn, an evergreen maze, a grape arbor, an apple orchard and a rose garden.
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Then he pushed open the gate and strode toward the front porch, which was shaded by a grape arbor.
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Outside, Ms. Reid designed a galvanized steel-and-mahogany arbor covered with wisteria over a large outdoor dining table next to the studio, to give domesticity to the metal work space and connect it to the house.
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