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Craig Kellogg

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Let the Sky Shine

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By Craig Kellogg Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- Natural light is particularly precious in New York on these shortest days of the year. It's not easy to punch windows into city buildings made of brick and concrete, but owners with top-floor real estate and dreams of sunshine can sometimes saw through the roof. kAm$<J=:89ED H6C6 @?46 25565 E@ 3F:=5:?8D E@ 8C23 DF?D9:?6 H96? 6=64EC:4 =:89E 3F=3D H6C6 DE:== C2C6] |2?J =2C86C D<J=:89ED 2CC:G65 :? E96 =2E6 a_E9 46?EFCJ[ 2=@?8 H:E9 E96 >@56C?
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Let the Sky Shine

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By Craig Kellogg Verified, Ashok Sinha
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Credit... Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Listen to this article · 9:23 min Learn more Jan. 2, 2026 Natural light is particularly precious in New York on these shortest days of the year. It’s not easy to punch windows into city buildings made of brick and concrete, but owners with top-floor real estate and dreams of sunshine can sometimes saw through the roof.
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An Informal Creative Club United by Modernist Homes

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By Craig Kellogg Verified
| Breaking One
When architect William Ryall raised the steel beam skeleton for his new getaway in Orient, New York, a local guessed that a basketball gymnasium was under construction. The finished house instead looked like a modernist villa and Ryall's neighbors in Orient, a hamlet at the tip of the North Fork of Long Island, began to view themselves as potential clients.
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