— The Peaslee Method
Two movements. Six steps. Proof, not pitch.
Seeing Far
Read the land, the light, the program — and what the client cannot yet name.
Draw the one idea that resolves them. Held clearly, carried whole.
Test it against the place. If it competes with the site, it goes.
Getting There
Find the problem on paper, before it ever costs the building.
Hold builders, engineers, and town to a single intent.
Build it as drawn — quietly, on the ground, to the end.
The full arc
In practice the same hand carries the work the whole way — from project inception, feasibility, and site selection, through schematic design and construction documents, to bidding, full-time site representation, and construction administration. One intent, held from first sketch to final walk-through.
The process is visible in the work — not in a layer of words beside it.