Jenny Peysin Structure has accomplished a home within the Hamptons with a poured-in-place concrete envelope and a glazed dwelling area.
Accomplished in 2019 on the jap finish of Lengthy Island, New York, the 8,300-square foot (770-square metre) dwelling has a board-formed mass with punched home windows, pure supplies and light-filled areas.
The concrete bar – which accommodates circulation and sleeping areas – was Jenny Peysin Structure’s first time working with cast-in-place concrete as an all-in-one completed facade and structural materials.
“Components corresponding to anchors for structural connections, recesses for window frames and insulation and tie-back layouts, to call a couple of, all needed to be thought via and coordinated forward of the pour,” stated Jenny Peysin, founding father of her eponymous studio.
Peysin emphasised particulars of the design by sandblasting the formwork to attract out the wooden grain within the concrete and mitering the window trim.
In the meantime, the heaviness of the bar is balanced with the floor-to-ceiling glazed dwelling area that protrudes into the yard and accommodates the kitchen and lounge.
“The widespread space quantity – or what we got here to name ‘the dice’ because the design progressed – is a lofty open area that’s enclosed on three sides with operable full-height glass,” Peysin stated.
“This allowed for optimum connectivity between the kitchen, dwelling and eating rooms, in addition to a direct hyperlink to the outside recreation areas,” she continued.
A double-tiered roof plate floats crowns the dice, pulling the structural spanning beams again from the sting.
Native gravel serves as ballast for the roof of the dice.
The studio took a “much less is extra” strategy for the interiors to showcase the home-owner’s in depth artwork assortment, however with a home made feeling that expresses how the elements had been created.
Extensive plank, rift-cut European white oak warms the ceiling of the dwelling area and the flooring of the bedrooms, that are hid behind extra-tall white oak doorways.
Vibrant particulars pop towards the impartial tones of the home, corresponding to pink accent nooks lower into partitions and hand-crafted Bisazza cement tiles with delicate shade variations within the bogs.
The areas direct the occupants’ views upward with skylights over vainness areas and the central stair – inside which hangs a Bocci chandelier suspended by customized brackets.
The studio additionally designed a pool with an automated translucent cowl that pulls over the water to create a rippling impact and a pool home with an out of doors bathe that makes use of teak slats to disguise the plumbing.
Under the home, gentle pours right into a subterranean courtyard with a fragile concrete stair that connects the outside area to a basement media room.
The Brooklyn-based studio was established by Ukrainian-American architect Jenny Peysin in 2016. She just lately led her staff on a volunteering journey at a important transit level on the Polish-Ukrainian border for refugees looking for asylum from the struggle in Ukraine.
Earlier than beginning her personal observe, Peysin labored with Blaze Makoid Structure, who designed a cedar-clad retreat close by in Southampton.
The pictures is by Adam Macchia.
Undertaking credit:
Structure: Jenny Peysin Structure
Basic contractor: Sciame Houses and Reinhardt O’brien Building
Structural, MEP & civil engineering: JR Holzmacher Consulting Engineers
Lighting: Shine Design + Distribution
Environmental: NY Constructing Expertise Group
A/V: Audio Interiors Inc
Panorama: The Bayberry
Interiors: Chiara Zavattiero, Selfhabitat
Kitchen: Staff 7
