ART PORT in Water Mill, NY by Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects

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Art Port is a free standing pavilion created for an art dealer as an addition to an existing house. It creates an arrival sequence for the homeowners and their guests. Formed from a single flat roof that rests on two solid volumes, it is separated from the main residence by a bamboo garden.

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• Architects: Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
• Project: ART PORT
• Location: Water Mill, NY, U.S.A
• Photography: Matthew Carbone
• Software used: Vectorworks

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

A wood walkway slices through the garden creating a physical connection between the pavilion and the main house. The simple open plan of the pavilion provides versatility, easily transforming into an impromptu art gallery. Large glass openings welcome the outside in. The pavilion creates the perfect backdrop to events, where the architecture and landscape highlight the installations.

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Image Courtesy © Matthew Carbone

Tags: NY, U.S.A., Water Mill

Categories: Pavilion, Vectorworks

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