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Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Vintage
The Hamptons have long been more than a collection of seaside villages on Long Island's eastern shore. They are a landscape where wealth, leisure, and architectural innovation have come together to create some of America's most distinctive homes.
In this richly illustrated volume, architecture critic Paul Goldberger explores the evolution of the Hamptons as a unique architectural destination. From traditional shingled cottages and historic estates to striking modernist residences, he examines the houses that have shaped the region's identity and the architects whose visions transformed its coastline.
Through insightful commentary, historical context, and extensive photography, the book reveals how architecture reflects both the character of the land and the aspirations of those who inhabit it. Featuring the work of influential designers and showcasing homes that range from understated retreats to celebrated landmarks, this volume offers a fascinating portrait of a place where design, culture, and landscape intersect.
More than a survey of remarkable houses, The Houses of the Hamptons is a celebration of an architectural tradition that continues to define one of America's most iconic summer communities.
Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Vintage
The Hamptons have long been more than a collection of seaside villages on Long Island's eastern shore. They are a landscape where wealth, leisure, and architectural innovation have come together to create some of America's most distinctive homes.
In this richly illustrated volume, architecture critic Paul Goldberger explores the evolution of the Hamptons as a unique architectural destination. From traditional shingled cottages and historic estates to striking modernist residences, he examines the houses that have shaped the region's identity and the architects whose visions transformed its coastline.
Through insightful commentary, historical context, and extensive photography, the book reveals how architecture reflects both the character of the land and the aspirations of those who inhabit it. Featuring the work of influential designers and showcasing homes that range from understated retreats to celebrated landmarks, this volume offers a fascinating portrait of a place where design, culture, and landscape intersect.
More than a survey of remarkable houses, The Houses of the Hamptons is a celebration of an architectural tradition that continues to define one of America's most iconic summer communities.