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—  Selected Work

What was brought,
and what was delivered.

A quiet record of projects Peaslee Architect, P.C. has carried across Connecticut's Quiet Corner, greater Hartford and New London, New York and Brooklyn, Providence and the Rhode Island shore, and Hawai'i — residential, commercial and institutional. No awards, no press. Understatement carries the load.

Each image is one moment from a longer arc — feasibility study, schematic design, working drawings, contract administration, substantial performance. The same hand behind every drawing, and the same intent held whole from first sketch to final walk-through.

The range is wide by design: timber and fieldstone farmhouses, horse barns and an octagonal barn on a fieldstone base, a stone estate in the woods, a stucco residence, a campus with a glass-walled timber barn, a car dealership with a cantilevered showroom, and mid-rise apartment buildings in the city. Hand drawings, plans and sections sit beside the finished buildings, because the drawing is where each of them began.

Museum Tower, a glass residential tower, rising above the Museum of Modern Art behind bare winter branches

—  Project story

A Leap of Pied-à-Terre Faith: Renovating an NYC Apartment at Museum Tower

Museum Tower, Midtown Manhattan, New York

One meeting, three elevators, seven working hours a day — and a kitchen that needed a window it didn’t have. A luxury pied-à-terre renovation finished in four months.

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—  Inspirations

Reference projects.

Buildings and pieces Stuart has visited and admired — gathered here as sources of inspiration, credited to the architects and makers behind them.

Radiating timber beams under an octagonal ceiling in Frank Lloyd Wright's office
Frank Lloyd Wright's office
Barrel-vaulted ceiling with art-glass skylights in Frank Lloyd Wright's office
Frank Lloyd Wright's office
Dining area inside Philip Johnson's Glass House, open to the surrounding lawn
The Glass House — Philip Johnson
Skylit rotunda and spiral ramps of Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum
Guggenheim Museum — Frank Lloyd Wright
Louvered metal screen and ribbed panels in a Philip Johnson detail at MoMA
MoMA, detail — Philip Johnson
Stacked glass tower rising above the lower Manhattan skyline
Reference view — New York City
Weathered timber sculpture with a carved lattice screen by Toshio Odate
Sculpture — Toshio Odate

No awards. No press. The work is the argument.