The Real Deal New York

Wine’s Bridgehampton house gets AIA prize

December 13, 2010 03:00PM

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  • The living room -- the house is the first venture for Wine's new group, Oliver's Company.

  • A bedroom inside David Wine's award-winning Bridgehampton home

  • Inside the Bridgehampton home, which took AIA Long Island chapter's top prize

  • The kitchen

  • A swimming pool in the backyard

  • A bathtub overlooking the ocean from inside the Bridgehampton home

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A home developed by David Wine, former vice chairman of Related Companies, has received the American Institute of Architects’ top prize for Long Island residential projects. The award, handed out by AIA’s Long Island chapter, honored the home at 55 Dune Road for its “design excellence.” The 3,800-square-foot Bridgehampton house, designed by Stelle Architects and developed by Oliver’s Company, which Wine founded earlier this year, includes beachfront views and an 800-square-foot pool house. The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home, which Wine describes as the “anti-McMansion,” sold recently for $14.25 million. TRD

Tags: aia, american institute of architects, bridgehampton, David Wine, oliver's company, related companies, trio partners

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