
Waterfront Residence in Rockledge, NY
Built entirely around uninterrupted water views, with the principal rooms, pool terrace, and rear lawn aligned toward open water.
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Explore custom residences across Long Island, from Great Neck to the Hamptons, alongside development, design collaboration, and homeowner representation work. Each project identifies Jon’s role and the details that make the home distinct.
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Built entirely around uninterrupted water views, with the principal rooms, pool terrace, and rear lawn aligned toward open water.
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Charred timber and board-formed concrete frame a double-height interior where structural steel remains visible as part of the architecture.
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The natural slope shapes the home and pool terrace, allowing the grade itself to organize the outdoor living sequence.
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A broad, balanced elevation addresses a circular drive through a stone base, shingle upper story, and timber-framed entry.
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A precise centerline organizes the pale stone elevation, pool, and terrace into one controlled architectural composition.
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A deliberately low roofline and dark cladding shape an entry court that reads as an outdoor room after sunset.
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A substantial stone base supports a shingled upper level, with carefully placed windows giving the elevation warmth after dark.
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A central spiral stair rises beneath a skylight while black-and-white marble establishes the geometry for the surrounding rooms.
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An ironwork stair connects the full height of the home while black lacquer and book-matched marble create a high-contrast interior.
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A stone chimney anchors the black-and-white exterior while the interior moves into a deeper, more saturated material palette.
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Classical French proportions are maintained with disciplined detailing and a restrained contemporary hand.
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Rift-cut oak runs from the kitchen through the closets, giving the home a consistent material language against quiet white walls.
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Plaster, bleached oak, and a curved stair establish a soft interior palette without hard visual edges.
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Stacked white volumes and black window frames sit behind a precisely clipped hedge that extends across the lawn.
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Brick and half-timbering create a reserved street presence before the interior opens into bright, gallery-like rooms.
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Set deep behind an open lawn, the residence is composed to read first at a distance and sharpen as visitors approach.
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Disciplined bay spacing, brickwork, and a centered entry maintain a clear and legible colonial rhythm.
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Smooth stucco and cast stone were selected for a luminous exterior that changes subtly as daylight moves across it.
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Development & Design Collaboration · Homeowner’s Representative
Jon Bijari helped develop and design this private estate and served as the homeowner’s representative, collaborating with the architect of record and construction manager.
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Steep gables, brickwork, pale trim, and dark-framed windows give this residence a distinctive Tudor-inspired character.
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A terracotta-toned roof, pale exterior, and arched openings define a Mediterranean-style residence set against open water.
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A balanced brick elevation, dark shutters, and a centered entrance establish the home’s classical character.
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A pale façade, curved roof forms, and a balustraded central balcony create a formal French-inspired composition.
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