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Noyack Creek House Design by Bates Masi Architects
This house designed by Bates Masi for a New York actor who sought a retreat for relaxation and casual entertaining on a restrictive narrow lot fronting the tidal estuary of Noyack Creek. The house became a study in architectural theatre: a series of spaces in a carefully scripted sequence that subtly reflect his professional life.
The path begins at the front door where perforated privacy screens slide apart like a curtain, revealing the loft-like living and dining spaces. The direction of the deck boards that make up the flooring is altered to demarcate the path through the space, emerging seamlessly to an exterior waterside deck.
A broad stair to the second level, parallel with an interior stair along a glazed wall, acts as tiered seating for entertaining and looking at the water view beyond. Beneath the stair, hidden backstage for maximum privacy, the guest room shares the water view through a nearly hidden sliding door. Guests emerge as if through a trap door.
The amazing Noyack Creek House both excites the senses as it confuses them with it’s seemingly out of place design. At first glance it appears not quite finished, but, on closer inspection, the building reveals itself to be a wonder of modern architecture and imagination. Via Freshome
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