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0725_BDBuilders_profile_Layout 1 8 / 19 / 25 4 : 19 PM Page 1 A PIECE OF PARADISE A modern - meets - rustic party barn brought to life by the craftspeople from B & D Builders transforms a family’s newly purchased property in Malvern . 2016 , VINce aNd Mary caNzaNese spacious seating area with a double - sided purchased 12 acres of opeN laNd fireplace ; handcrafted stone columns of intricate IN MalVerN . as they began to envision craftsmanship ; and a set of protective accor - IN their future home , they realized they wanted to dion - style barn doors to shield the interior add a structure apart from their primary resi - doors from the elements . The Canzaneses dence — namely , a barn . also took Daniel’s suggestion of utilizing “ Some of my best memories as a kid reclaimedwhite oak to give the barn’s interior were going to visit my uncle who lived on a “ a more authentic and historic appearance . ” farm , spending time with him and seeing his Constructionbegan in 2019 , more or less animals , ” says Vince , whose family previously aligned with the building of the Canzaneses ’ lived in Media . “ We talked about adding a new home . Since opening its doors in 2020 , barn to the property , either for housing animals theparty barn has been used to host numerous or car storage . So we started talking to some family gatherings , including Christmas Eve , of the big names in the industry to see what New Year’s , and Thanksgiving celebrations . was possible . ” Vince says he also enjoys spending time out The interview process began with Daniel thereby himself . Glick of B & D Builders , based in Paradise , “ Wheneverother people walk in and see very efficiently and controls the construction Pennsylvania . The search effectively ended it for the first time , they can’t even believe it , ” workon site , ” says Daniel , B & D’s relationship there . After seeing the “ absolutely gorgeous ” he adds . “ It’s the same for me . Every time I manager , as well as one of its founders . “ The projects in B & D’s portfolio , the Canzaneses walk in and get that smell of fresh - cut wood , engineeringof these structures is really intense , realized the craftsmanship of other builders it’s like walking in for the first time . ” and we take care of all of that with our sister “ wasn’t even close . ” Demand for party barns spiked early into companies . We feel the product we offer is “ Daniel took us to six or seven projects , ” theCOVID - 19 pandemic , which Daniel attrib - thebest in the market . ” Vince recalls . “ We also went to Elizabethtown utes to people craving non - public spaces Five years have passed since B & D com - [ in Lancaster County ] , where the Star Barn is , where they could gather with friends and pletedthe Canzaneses ’ party barn , and Vince and we saw a lot of finishes we liked . From family . Although the pandemic has since and Daniel remain in close contact . In fact , that point , we decided we wanted to use the abated , he says demand for the structures Daniel often calls Vince to ask if he can stop barn as more of an entertaining space as remainsstrong . by to show the party barn to prospective opposed to storage space . ” Besides party barns , B & D has made a clients . Vince never declines . In collaboration with an architect from name for itself as a builder of luxury homes “ Wehave a great relationship with B & D , ” Period Architecture , B & D helped the Can - andequine facilities . The company has grown Vince says . “ If anything comes up or small zaneses bring their vision to life in the form of quite a bit since its founding more than 25 repairs are needed , they send someone out a 5,000 - square - foot “ party barn ” — a free - yearsago , with strategic investments designed right away . It was such a positive experience , standing structure used to host informal gath - to complement its construction arm . Daniel I can’t think of one thing we would change . erings and recreational activities . Even for a cites the creation of four specialty brands — … We had a great time building the house , family like Mary’s — she’s one of 12 siblings , Mid - AtlanticTimberframes , Mid - Atlantic Steel but we had an even better time doing the all with families of their own — the barn had Fabrication , Vintage Millwork & Restoration , barn.We enjoyed every minute of it . ” n unlimited potential . andVintage Wood & Forged Iron — that have Blending modern and rustic elements , helpedensure exacting quality standards and B & D BUILDERS the project evolved to include several unique exertcontrol over costs and lead times . 34 S . Vintage Road , Paradise , PA 17562 aspects:a gourmet kitchen with a pizza oven ; “ We have all the resources within our ( 717 ) 687 - 0292 | banddbuilders.com a geothermal heating and cooling system ; a umbrella , and we have a team that executes SUBURBANLIFEMAGAZINE.COM VOLUME 16 ISSUE 9 | 47

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SL_Stampone Law 725_Layout 1 8 / 20 / 25 3 : 38 PM Page 1 ike all of the attorneys and other staff at the personal injury firm founded by his father in 1984 , Dan Stampone has fielded countless L phone calls from clients and their family members who have had to endure trau - Partners Kevin O’Brien , matic experiences that have turned J.B . Dilsheimer , Joseph Stampone , and Prince their lives upside down . Earlier this Holloway have fostered a summer , he got to interact with injured folks culture within the firm in which “ people feel like in a much more positive light . they’re part of something Life Rolls On , one of the many charitable bigger than themselves . ” causes supported by Stampone O’Brien Dil - sheimer Holloway , is a nonprofit that serves people living with various disabilities through adaptive surfing , skating , and fishing oppor - tunities . Inspired by his friends at The Desatnick Foundation , Stampone volunteered at a surfing event held at the Jersey Shore , helping to lift disabled individuals onto boards and guiding them through the waves . The experience left a lasting impact . “ We’ve always donated money and trav - eled to the beach to show our support , but there’s nothing like getting in the water with them , ” he says . “ The smiles on their faces , the happiness they exude , and the tears and laughter from their loved ones — it hits you , it really does . ” Dan’s mind quickly turns to his clients . “ For us , we’re on the other side of that conversation normally , ” he says . “ People call us with catastrophic injuries and they’ve got bills piling up , they can’t go to work , they can’t play with their children . It really is life altering when these injuries happen . Any way we can go out and support these same ay people is helpful and meaningful , but to sup - llow portthem in something like this in real , com - Ho petitiveathletic pursuits that have been ripped mer away from them , it means a lot . ” hei Communityinvolvement and philanthropy Dils have been at the heart of the firm since its ien founding.Guided by Founder Joe Stampone’s ’ Br compassion and generosity , the team has O e embraced giving back as a core value . One pon example is The Superhero Project , an organ - tam ization that supports families with babies in S of theNICU . Inspired by his own family’s expe - sy rience , Joe proudly serves on its board and urte the firm is title sponsor of its largest annual co t fundraiser — anevententhusiastically attended trai by the attorneys of Stampone O’Brien Dil - por sheimerHolloway . He also played a key role an inhelping the foundation form a partnership Connected to elm with the Women’s Philadelphia Triathlon , Ed ; another event the firm proudly serves as the lap title sponsor . Dun These community - driven efforts have on only expanded in recent years , fueled by the Alis the Community firm’s success in achieving life - changing nd resultsfor clients affected by trucking accidents , a by M AT T C O S E N T I N O on constructionaccidents , medical malpractice , ers product liability , and more . And In the past 18 months alone , the firm The same dedication that the attorneys and staff of Stampone eff has earned verdicts and settlements of $ 55 J y O’Brien Dilsheimer Holloway show to their clients and b million , $ 40 million , and $ 33 million , along tos with dozens of other confidential results in o employees extends to the firm’s many charitable efforts . Ph the high seven - and low eight - figure range . SUBURBANLIFEMAGAZINE.COM VOLUME 16 ISSUE 9 48 |

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