Designed by Farnaz Mansuri, Sofia Mico, Angelika Andrzejewska
A residence on Pembroke Street in New Yorkers' resort beach region, the Hamptons, is a project inspired by vernacular architecture embedded in the local tradition of beach houses, created using local materials AND construction technologies.
Design of a single-family home in the Hamptons
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An open-plan concept, the kitchen connected to the dining room and living room, opening to a centrally located garden at the rear of the building with an expansive wooden terrace and swimming pool. Blurring the boundary between indoors and outdoors through the use of full-length glass walls with sliding doors that spread the view of the greenery from just past the building's front door.
Design of a single-family home in the Hamptons
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The first floor of the house is primarily spaces inviting all the household members to spend time together in the spacious living room with a minimalist-designed home fireplace built into one of the living room walls. There is also a master bedroom with a bathroom and a garage.
On the first floor is the private area of the house, three bedrooms, each equipped with a separate bathroom, as well as an integral relaxation space right at the entrance from the staircase with direct access to the house's roof terrace.
Design of a single-family home in the Hamptons
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The building was designed based on the idea of sustainable architecture, through the use of solar panels, as well as a green roof, among other features.
Design of a single-family home in the Hamptons
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