— 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.
— 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.
Read the project story →— 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.
No awards. No press. The work is the argument.