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the scale of the house is softened by roof lines integrating it with the natural shape of the dune
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balconies, outdoor terraces, and bay windows open up the relationship between house and ocean
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East Hampton Residence
East Hampton, NY | 2003
Inspired by its historical surrounds as well as the modern lifestyle of the clients, the design of this 5-acre oceanside site required both a studied look into its past as well as a careful engineering of its future. The main 7,000 sf house maximizes oceanfront views while maintaining a deferential relationship to the landscape. By also restoring sensitive dune areas and introducing connective pedestrian paths, new site elements including a pool / poolhouse and accessory buildings are brought into consonance with the natural topography.
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