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Drawing on the experimentation and quirk of the mid-century Fire Island baches, this house is split into two steeply pitched volumes with a mezzanine, exposed rafters and skylights. Read more
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A contemporary residence inspired by mid-century Fire Island baches, featuring two steeply pitched volumes, a mezzanine, and a tent-like form constructed with highly insulated Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), awarded for excellence in new house design.

Drawing on the experimentation and quirk of the mid-century Fire Island baches, this house is split into two steeply pitched volumes with a mezzanine, exposed rafters and skylights. The tent like form is made with SIP (Structural Insulated Panels) forming a continuous shell that is quick to assemble and highly insulated.

Photography by Sam Hartnett

Awards: Here Awards 2021 - Winner - New House

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