Darby Lane House
East Hampton, New York, 2000
The Darby Lane House sits on a quiet residential lane in the Georgica section of East Hampton. The 3,400 sf house is sited in the southern-most corner of the 1.4 acre property to leave as large an expanse of the private yard area open. Placed carefully to coordinate with the mature trees, the house creates a number of discreet outdoor spaces of varying moods and character.
The volumes of the house are clad in brick, stucco, or cedar, intersecting in a composition that is both modern and contextual.
East Hampton, New York, 2000
The Darby Lane House sits on a quiet residential lane in the Georgica section of East Hampton. The 3,400 sf house is sited in the southern-most corner of the 1.4 acre property to leave as large an expanse of the private yard area open. Placed carefully to coordinate with the mature trees, the house creates a number of discreet outdoor spaces of varying moods and character.
The volumes of the house are clad in brick, stucco, or cedar, intersecting in a composition that is both modern and contextual.