Pearlroth House

Two diamond-shaped forms ro­ta­ted on point above the dunes. As ar­chi­tec­tu­ral his­to­rian Alas­tair Gor­don de­scri­bed it in the New York Ob­ser­ver: »An antenna-style chim­ney and lunar-landing stair­case added to

the im­pres­sion that alien space­ships were on the attack… Mr. Gel­ler was able to squeeze three bunk­rooms and a ba­throom on the upper level of

each pod and to pro­vide an ad­di­tio­nal 75 square feet of sto­r­age space wi­t­hin the an­gu­lar re­ces­ses of the house.«

Re­fe­ren­ces:

The New York Ob­ser­ver - 7/2/01

»The 10 Best Hou­ses in the Hamptons« - by Alas­tair Gor­don

Li­ving - July 1961

»Vacation Shapes«

News­day - July 30, 1963

»Far-Out Buil­dings in the Sun« - By Tony Scha­ef­fer

Port­fo­lio - De­cem­ber 2000

»Andrew Mi­chael Gel­ler - Ar­chi­tec­ture as an Art Form« - By Jake Gorst

The New York Times - June 14, 1959

»New Beach Hou­ses - Stu­dies in Un­con­ven­tio­nal Design« - By John P. Cal­la­han

AIA Ar­chi­tec­tu­ral Guide to Nas­sau and Suf­folk Coun­ties, Long Is­land

Dover Pu­bli­ca­ti­ons, Inc., 1992

Weekend Uto­pia: Mo­dern Li­ving in the Hamp­tons

Prin­ce­ton Ar­chi­tec­tu­ral Press, 2001