Massaro House in Mahopac Features Largest Wright Cantilever
Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Massaro House sits on a private island in Mahopac, United States. Realised by Tom Heinz in 2008, the 5,000-square-foot home features a cantilever stretching 75 feet (23 meters) in two directions. The interior boasts 27 skylights, six fireplaces, and African mahogany details, maintaining Wright's midcentury design aesthetic throughout. With 15-foot (4.6-meter) ceiling heights, the Massaro House complements the existing Chahroudi cottage built by the architect in 1951. Read more ...Related:Modest Family Home Blends into Vlijmen’s Village CharacterScorpios Bodrum Offers Luxurious Seaside Bungalows in TurkeyCasa Privata: Historic Mincio Valley House Remodeled by Gamba Architects
Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Massaro House sits on a private island in Mahopac, United States. Realised by Tom Heinz in 2008, the 5,000-square-foot home features a cantilever stretching 75 feet (23 meters) in two directions. The interior boasts 27 skylights, six fireplaces, and African mahogany details, maintaining Wright's midcentury design aesthetic throughout. With 15-foot (4.6-meter) ceiling heights, the Massaro House complements the existing Chahroudi cottage built by the architect in 1951.
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