
October 8, 2009
Home Range
I write about three contemporary houses by up-and-coming New York firms for The Architect’s Newspaper this week, one by Christoff:Finio in the West Village, one by Morris Sato Studio on Shelter Island, and one by OBRA Architects in Southampton. This was my favorite moment: OBRA’s lattice pool house, a.k.a. the “freckle machine.”
Observed
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Observed
By Alexandra Lange
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