Situated on the idyllic shores of Long Beach Island, New Jersey, the captivating “The Gap House” by Parnagian Architects is a testament to modern coastal design. This stunning house, designed in 2024, caters to a couple and their family seeking a serene retreat, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living spaces to maximize breathtaking views of both the bay and the ocean.
Featuring a harmonious blend of natural materials, including Eastern White Cedar shingles and cement board panels, this house exemplifies a thoughtful and sustainable approach to architecture.

About The Gap House
Nestled on the narrow barrier island of Harvey Cedars, New Jersey, The Gap House stands as a masterful blend of modern architecture and its natural surroundings. Designed by Parnagian Architects in 2024, this striking residence caters to a couple and their family seeking to slow down and immerse themselves in the captivating vistas of both the bay and the ocean. Elevated Vantage Points and Panoramic Perspectives
The home’s rectilinear volumes, clad in weathered Eastern White Cedar shingles, rise majestically, elevating the main living spaces to the uppermost floor. Expansive windows and sliding glass doors frame unobstructed ocean views, allowing the residents to fully connect with the serene coastal environment. A generously sized, ocean-facing covered deck extends the living area, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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