a private library and writing studio and the Water Mill Residence .]]> https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1885-andrew-berman-architect en-us Three small-scale structures on Long Island offer places to get away from daily distractions in New York.

]]> 0904-1.asp Thu, 01 Jan 2015 12:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8317-private-library-and-writing-studio-by-andrew-berman-architect Photo © Michael Moran Image courtesy Andrew Berman Architect Photo © Michael Moran Photo © Michael Moran Photo © Michael Moran This New York home started as a way to bring three generations of family, spread across the globe, under one roof.

]]> 1408-watermill-residence.asp Sat, 16 Aug 2014 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8547-water-mill-residence-by-andrew-berman-architect Wildflowers blanket the lower roofs, while the main roof features solar collectors for heating the pool.   Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Horizontal bands of board-formed concrete on the lower level contrast with vertical bleached cedar boards above.   Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO The living-dining area, lined in Douglas fir, opens to the pool patio. Built-ins at the large window openings provide cozy spots for an afternoon nap.   Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Photo © Michael Moran/OTTO Image courtesy Andrew Berman Architect Image courtesy Andrew Berman Architect Image courtesy Andrew Berman Architect