Stasi Architects PC
Architect - Staten Island, NY
5.0
5.0
Services
- Building Addition
- Exterior Renovation
- Fire & Smoke Damage Remediation
- Flood & Water Damage Remediation
- Kitchen Design & Planning
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About Stasi Architects PC
SA PC is a full service professional architectural firm that offers both individual and package design services based on your needs, budget and vision. We are experienced in a variety of building sectors, such as residential, multi-housing, workplace, commercial, food & beverage and hospitality. We are happy to discuss any project that you are considering, from the small to the very complex. All initial consultations are free.
Credentials & Stats
2 years in business
Ratings and Reviews
5.0
Michael M.
07/21/2016
Rob Stassi is a superb architect: bright, thoughtful and inventive. He represents the "best of breed." I can only give him the highest of marks!
J B.
11/21/2014
Robert Stasi was my project architect, which included a total rehab and design of 50+ year old building. My building was unique in many aspects and posed many challenges. Robs ability to capture the aesthetic inside as well as out from my words was remarkable. He not only "got" what I wanted but suggested many ways to make my ideas "better." He was responsive to my needs and that of the builder instantly. His knowledge and assistance went beyond that for which he was retained. I am looking forward to working with him on future projects.
Areas We Serve
- New York
- Staten Island
- Brooklyn
- Newark
- Irvington
- Port Reading
- Carteret
- Bayonne
- Union City
- Linden
- Jersey City
- Kearny
- Hoboken
- Harrison
- Elizabeth
- Hillside
- Elizabethport
- Roselle
- Roselle Park
Business Info
Address
321 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10301
Staten Island, NY 10301
Project Gallery
Photo | Project | Date | Description | Cost | Home |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
  | Kitchen and Breakfast Room Renovation/Addition | Jun 2014 | This project was designed as a semi-detached pavilion using a unique architectural vocabulary which employed intricate millwork detailing, continuity of material and a formal system that has its roots in both the Craftsman and Modern design styles. The pavilion creates a centerpiece to the overall exterior using mahogany trim-work, glass and integrated stone walls as a means of enclosure. A large gracefully stepped terrace extends the living space out and into the surrounding landscape of the house. | Philadelphia, PA |
