— Locations
Where the work
has gone.
Rooted in one place, carried to a few others. Not a map of ambition — a record of where the work belonged.
The Quiet Corner The Base
Northeast Connecticut — stone walls, working farms, long quiet. The studio sits at 648 Route 198 in Woodstock Valley; the work reaches out to Hartford, New London, Norwich, Storrs, Tolland and the wider Windham County.
Full architectural service for residential, commercial and institutional projects across Hartford County and eastern Connecticut — from project inception and feasibility through construction documents, contract administration and substantial performance.
Home ground · Woodstock Valley, CT 06282 · (718) 383-8909
New York
The vertical test — lofts, mixed-use towers, and a cinema in Brooklyn, where restraint has to hold its nerve amongst the loudest skyline in the world.
Peaslee Architect, P.C. carries city projects from schematic design through construction and contract administration, coordinating with New York consultants, expediters and builders when the site demands it.
Manhattan · Brooklyn · Greater New York
Rhode Island
Coast and light an hour east — Providence and the shoreline, where shingle, salt, and the New England line carry down to the water.
Residential and small-commercial commissions across Providence, Newport County and the Rhode Island coast — including feasibility studies, site selection, working drawings and full-time site representation on demanding shoreline builds.
Providence · Newport · Rhode Island
Hawai'i
The far edge — where a building has to earn its place amongst the Pacific, the green, and the light.
Select residential commissions in the Hawaiian Islands, carried with the same disciplined arc — inception, feasibility, design and documentation — and coordinated with local consultants for construction administration.
Hawai'i · Pacific
— Also serving
From the Woodstock Valley studio, Peaslee Architect, P.C. also carries architectural work into Worcester and Springfield, Massachusetts, and up through Windham and Tolland counties in Connecticut. Wherever the project is, the arrangement is the same: one licensed architect, one intent, and a scope that runs from the first honest conversation through substantial performance of construction.
