First of the "Houses at Sagaponac" completed.
In one of the country's most fashionable vacation spots, the Hamptons, on New York's Long Island, developer Harry Coco Brown has completed the first home of his development, Houses at Sagaponac, and placed it on the market. The building is one of 34 modern, architecturally distinctive vacation homes...
| Published in: | Architectural Record Vol. 192; no. 8; p. 34 |
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