Stowe, Vermont | Founded 2005
Architecture drawn from the horizon.
Paul Robert Rousselle Architects designs residential and commercial work from an atelier in Stowe, with completed projects across Vermont, New York, Florida, Texas, and Italy.
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The practice
Rooms shaped by landform and light.
Paul's early years near the dunes of Cape Cod, Alaska's Chugach foothills, and the beaches of Biloxi shaped an enduring attention to horizon and light.
That attention carries through an architecture practice founded in 2005 and based in the ski town of Stowe.
Selected work
HGTV Dream Home
A 2011 retreat at Spruce Peak, shaped by the great Adirondack camps and designed around a sense of repose.
01 | Residential
A mountain retreat.
The HGTV Dream Home at Spruce Peak is a 3,000-square-foot house with four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. The official project story describes a ski house conceived more broadly as a lodge for repose and relaxation.
Hollow Residence Stowe, Vermont
Paul Robert Rousselle, AIA
An atelier in Stowe. A body of work across climates.
Paul is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's School of Architecture. Before founding the practice, he worked with New York architecture and engineering firms specializing in custom residential and commercial design.
- Practice
- Founded 2005
- Base
- Stowe, Vermont
- Affiliation
- American Institute of Architects
- Community
- Development Review Board
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