
HOUSE RENOVATION ON THE NORTH FORK, LONG ISLAND
Project in collaboration with Eisner Design, NY / Role: Senior Designer
Situated on Long Island's North Fork, this modernist house underwent a comprehensive revitalization.
Key enhancements included: optimizing the North side with upper and lower decks connected by a staircase and introducing a soffit to integrate roof overhang with the new deck, alongside new Juliet balconies; reinforcing engagement with surrounding nature by adding a frame-like return wall with a balcony on the East façade; replacing dated 1970s board & batten siding with lighter cedar wood siding; extending and enhancing the main entry porch at the South; installing a new canopy for the garage at the West; applying fiber-cement cladding on upper level walls and porch; and refinishing the old beige stucco with an off-white tone.
![]() View from driveway at South | ![]() Diagram of salvage kit of parts proposed for the house | ![]() Front (South) elevation |
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![]() | ![]() A house with modernist lines and a gloomy look needs a facelift | ![]() Rear (North) elevation |
![]() View towards North with new deck, cladding and Juliet balconies. | ![]() Proposed lower level and upper floor plans with salvage kit | ![]() Section thru new decks at North |
![]() New East balcony allows for more engagement with surrounding nature | ![]() Detail of new entry porch at South | ![]() View towards Northeast corner |
![]() New entry porch and finishes at South elevation |