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Bates Masi + Architects

Regions Served

  • New York City & Mid-Atlantic

Bates Masi + Architects has its roots in the East End of Long Island for over fifty years while building in various places throughout the United States, Central America and the Caribbean. Sites, clients, technology and programs change but the desire and ability to respond to each design problem with an equally unique design solution has been a constant in the firm’s philosophy. Projects range from rural, suburban and urban homes to schools, offices, retail spaces, storefronts and furniture. The focus is neither the size nor the type of project; rather, it is the opportunity to enhance clients’ lives and environment. Since no two projects are approached the same way, the results are as varied as the individuals for whom they are designed.

Harry Bates attended the University of North Carolina and received a Bachelor of Architecture from North Carolina State University. After ten years with SOM-NY, he was in private practice in New York City for twenty years before moving the firm to Eastern Long Island in 1985.

Paul Masi received a Bachelor of Architecture from Catholic University and studied at the University College of London. He then entered the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University where he received a Masters of Architecture. After two years with Richard Meier and Partners, he joined this firm in 1998.

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 Pool in Montauk, NY &#8\2\1\1; Pryor Project: The house occupies a hill in Montauk with a distant view of ocean, a site that the owners, a couple with two young boys, spent years to find. It is the couple’s reprieve from their home in the city, to share the outdoor lifestyle with their family and to remember their teenage years together in Montauk. The house design prompts the owners to interact with the surrounding environment, evoking experiences of camping.
Pool in Montauk, NY – Pryor Project: The house occupies a hill in Montauk with a distant view of ocean, a site that the owners, a couple with two young boys, spent years to find. It is the couple’s reprieve from their home in the city, to share the outdoor lifestyle with their family and to remember their teenage years together in Montauk. The house design prompts the owners to interact with the surrounding environment, evoking experiences of camping.
 Pool in Amagansett, NY &#8\2\1\1; Robins Way Project: The clients, an interior designer and a DJ, requested a complete renovation and addition of a \1960’s kit house in Amagansett, NY to be a weekend retreat from their urban apartment. This project preserved the skeleton of the house and the history in the patinaed materials that the client desired. Conventional materials were utilized in new ways to unify the old and the new.
Pool in Amagansett, NY – Robins Way Project: The clients, an interior designer and a DJ, requested a complete renovation and addition of a 1960’s kit house in Amagansett, NY to be a weekend retreat from their urban apartment. This project preserved the skeleton of the house and the history in the patinaed materials that the client desired. Conventional materials were utilized in new ways to unify the old and the new.
 Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
 Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
 Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
 Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
Genius Loci Photo: Michael Moran
 Northwest Peach Farm: East Hampton, NY Photo: Michael Moran
Northwest Peach Farm: East Hampton, NY Photo: Michael Moran
 Northwest Peach Farm: Kitchen Photo: Michael Moran
Northwest Peach Farm: Kitchen Photo: Michael Moran
 Northwest Peach Farm: Wine Room Photo: Micheal Moran
Northwest Peach Farm: Wine Room Photo: Micheal Moran
 Pryor: Montauk, NY Photo: Bates Masi Architects
Pryor: Montauk, NY Photo: Bates Masi Architects
 Pryor Photo: Bates Masi Architects
Pryor Photo: Bates Masi Architects
 Quail Hill: Amagansett, NY Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
Quail Hill: Amagansett, NY Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
 Noyack Creek: Noyack, NY Photo: Bates Masi Architects
Noyack Creek: Noyack, NY Photo: Bates Masi Architects
 Noyack Creek: Interior Photo: Bates Masi Architects
Noyack Creek: Interior Photo: Bates Masi Architects
 Landfall: East Hampton, NY Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
Landfall: East Hampton, NY Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
 Landfall: Screen Detail Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
Landfall: Screen Detail Photo: Christopher Wesnofske
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Owner

  • Paul Masi

Locations

  • 132 North Main Street
    2nd Floor
    East Hampton, NY 11937

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