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Posted: August 24, 2015
Thru the Lens: Hollander Book Launch
On July 18th, Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley, the developers of 111 Murray St., an 800 foot curved glass tower in TriBeCa, hosted a book party for Edmund Hollander who just published his new book, "The Good Garden: The Landscape Architecture of Edmund Hollander Design." The book party was catered by Elegant Affairs and held at the Witkoff residence in Sagaponack in their garden that was designed by Mr. Hollander. Hollander has also been commissioned to design a 10,000 s/f landscaped plaza adjacent to 111 Murray St. as well as a private garden with a 15-foot waterfall for residents of 111 Murray St.
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