New York
Two New York artists, seeking a respite from city life, had lofty energy-saving goals for the renovation of a modest house, built in 1975, on a jagged bluff overlooking Long Island Sound. Shortly after purchasing the 2.5-acre property on the North Fork of Long Island in 2010, the couple tapped New York City–based Ryall Porter Sheridan Architects, a firm with three previous projects nearby, to update the rectangular volume and design a new stand-alone, net-zero, 1,200-square-foot painting studio.
Completion Date: August 2012
Gross Square Footage: 2,500 square feet
PeopleArchitect: Personnel in architect's firm who should receive special credit: Associate architect:
Engineer(s): Consultant(s): General contractor: Photographer(s): CAD system, project management, |
ProductsStructural system Exterior cladding Wood: Moisture barrier: Other cladding unique to this project: Windows Glazing Doors Interior finishes Paints and stains: Solid surfacing: Furnishings Tables: Plumbing Energy |