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Fire Island Gate   

Fire Island Gate

Fire Island, NY, United States

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Fire Island Gate

Fire Island, NY, United States

YEAR
2007
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
A gate and front deck was designed for an existing summer house in a resort community on Fire Island, NY. Owning to its function, the gate is always a transitional space, not occupied (one always moves through a gate). The fluid form of the design underlines this quality. The form starts from the ground as a box to accommodate garbage cans. It slightly bends towards the property to encourage entrance, and at the same time it ascends in elevation and cantilevers over the door. To create a light and transparent form, the gate is made out of wood louvers. Photo by Seth Boyd

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