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Wesley Stout Associates

New Canaan, CT, US • 10 - 19 Employees
Architecture Firm/Engineering Firm

Wesley Stout Associates was founded in 1992 by Wesley Stout to provide clients with landscape architecture and planning services from feasibility and master planning through final site-specific design. Architectural firms are a primary client base for the firm along with corporate and real estate development entities. As a complement to its award-winning design services, the Principal's business (MBA) background offers clients a unique understanding of their individual project needs in relation to the design and construction process. The office of Wesley Stout Associates is located in the town center of New Canaan, Connecticut; conveniently bordering the City of Stamford and a one-hour commute from New York City. The New Canaan studio is within the former offices of Elliot Noyes, a prominent architect in the modern movement and a contemporary of Philip Johnson. The current staff of 8 establishes the firm as one of the largest Landscape Architecture/Planning firms in Fairfield County. The professional staff includes Licensed Landscape Architects and Certified Planners, along with associated support and administrative staff. The majority of the staff live in the area, have personal interest in the local community and are involved in various progressive professional associations. The firm is structured around studio design teams and matrixed for the flexibility to adapt to changing project and scheduling requirements. The firm is also LEED Accredited. Wesley Stout Associates offers site design and planning expertise from start to finish - from program and site analysis to final site design and project construction administration. Wesley Stout Associates also has an extensive and successful background in the local, state and federal regulatory permit processes. In pursuit of our mission "to exceed our client's expectations", our goal is to create environments that are unique, stimulating, environmentally sound, and compatible with the greater community.