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Architects: Narofsky Architecture
- Area: 1500 ft²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:Phillip Ennis Productions
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Manufacturers: Parklex Prodema, Loewen
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Lead Architects: Stuart Narofsky
Text description provided by the architects. This 1500 sq.ft. home is located on an east facing steep slope on the Port Washington peninsula. It is one of 43 closely spaced homes which comprise a co-op, formally a bungalow colony, established 80 years ago as squatter shacks for workers at the local sand and gravel pit, however; recently, with the rise in property values, wonderful location, quality schools, and a direct train line into Manhattan, the bungalows were purchased, torn down and replaced with contemporary capes and salt boxes with projecting decks, dangerous stairs and a disregard for the state of the hillside.
