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Local Architects Hope To Help Guide Design Of Affordable Housing Complex In Sag Harbor

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The view across Bridge Street of the proposed affordable housing and commercial complex Adam Potter has proposed for Sag Harbor. COURTESY BHC ARCHITECTS

The view across Bridge Street of the proposed affordable housing and commercial complex Adam Potter has proposed for Sag Harbor. COURTESY BHC ARCHITECTS

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jul 27, 2022
A team of Sag Harbor architects, led by Lee Skolnick, took the unusual step this week of meeting with Adam Potter, who has proposed a 79-unit affordable housing and commercial... more

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