Seeing far / getting there
An architecture practice rooted in Connecticut's Quiet Corner — seeing what a place can become, then drawing the line that gets it there.
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An architecture practice rooted in Connecticut's Quiet Corner — seeing what a place can become, then drawing the line that gets it there.
— Peaslee Architect, P.C.
A building should belong to its place, improve the site, and — hopefully — never shout.
Peaslee Architect, P.C. is a full-service architecture practice based in Woodstock Valley, Connecticut. From the studio in the Quiet Corner, Stuart Peaslee and his team carry residential, commercial and institutional projects across Hartford, New London, Norwich, Tolland, Worcester, Springfield, Providence, New York and beyond — one hand, from first sketch to final walk-through.
The practice offers the full arc of architectural service: project inception, feasibility studies, site selection, building condition audits, schematic design, construction documents, working drawings, bidding and negotiation, project management, full-time site representation, and substantial performance of construction. Whether the project is a private home in the Connecticut woods, a mixed-use building in Brooklyn, a shoreline house in Rhode Island, or a residence in Hawai'i, the same discipline holds.
— What clients say
Begin a conversation
The site opens the door.
The room is closed in person.
If the place is right and the timing is yours, write a few honest lines. Stuart reads them himself.
