Slow House
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Perched on a sixty-foot-high sand bluff in North Haven Point, on the Great Peconic Bay in the Hamptons, Slow House is a weekend residence for a Japanese entrepreneur and art collector. A fascination with the sophisticated nomenclature of water views in real estate advertising—ocean views, coastal views, bay views, protected views, partial views—prompted a reflection on architecture in service to optical desire. The house delays and teases possession of the panoramic waterfront view, the ultimate real estate commodity for a city dweller’s second home.
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