Nestled between the Old Montauk Highway and the Atlantic Ocean, Montauk House by South African firm SAOTA is a coastal retreat defined by restraint, texture, and deep environmental sensitivity. Carved into the rugged bluff that characterizes this stretch of Long Island, the home blends seamlessly with its surroundings—revealing itself subtly, gradually, and always in conversation with the land.
Located on a serene, wooded 1.1-acre site near Peconic Bay in Long Island, the Sheridan Green Residence by Christopher Jeffrey Architects represents a thoughtful reimagining of how we build. This 1,966-square-foot home is not only self-sustaining but also carefully integrated into the sloped terrain, proving that even with a modest footprint and limited budget, sustainable living can be both inspiring and achievable.
NOVA Condominium Tower by Fogarty Finger transforms a small, triangular site into a striking silhouette inspired by New York’s Flatiron Building. Moreover, it rises gracefully from a vibrant public park, featuring a sharp prow at its narrowest point and two elegant curves along its sides. Consequently, this distinctive form not only creates memorable street presence but also unlocks layouts with sweeping city views from every residence.
Beaver Brook Retreat (Bunkhouse) is a unique structure designed by Material Design Build (MDB) for a rural retreat in Sullivan County, NY. From the start, MDB collaborated closely with the client and subcontractors to create a flexible space that accommodates large groups year-round.
Perched gracefully overlooking Peconic Bay, the Peconic Bay Residence by Christopher Jeffrey Architects transforms an inspiring north-facing site into a spectacular living environment. The residence capitalizes on its dramatic setting, which includes breathtaking water views and a 40-foot descent to the wetlands below.
Tribeca Loft by Noha Hassan Designs represents a bold step forward in redefining urban living. Building on carefully curated elements from a previous home, the project adapts these cherished items to a new setting while respecting the distinctive structural bones and lighting needs of the space.
Boiler systems are essential for maintaining warmth in New York homes, especially during harsh winters. Many homeowners encounter common issues that can disrupt heating efficiency and lead to costly repairs. Identifying these problems early and knowing how to address them can save time and money.
Woodstock House by Kimberly Peck Architect sits gracefully on the slopes of Ticetonyk Mountain in the Catskills. This modern retreat integrates seamlessly with its natural surroundings, ensuring the home maintains a continuous dialogue with the landscape.
