Evan Stoller has been practicing architecture in the Berkshires since 1992.
His firm has completed numerous residential, commercial and landscape design projects. Stoller is a graduate of the Pratt Institute School of Architecture. He has displayed architectural models and large scale sculptures throughout the northeast. Stoller is a registered architect in New York and Massachusetts,and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.
This web site is a small retrospective of my work. These buildings and structures flow from a common source, and aspire to common goals. I always attempt to define an essential concept from which a design can develop. This process of creative analysis leads to a clarity of purpose and an efficiency of materials and methods of construction. All of my projects share this architectural methodology.
Good architectural design involves a search for truth within each project, and a rejection of both expediency and empty novelty. To me, the best buildings inspire and empower those who use them. My role as architect is to contain a project within its essential parameters, and tune it until it resonates.
Photographs by Evan Stoller
Ezra Stoller (Esto)
Peter Aaron (Esto)
Albert Vecerka (Esto)
Steve Horvath
His firm has completed numerous residential, commercial and landscape design projects. Stoller is a graduate of the Pratt Institute School of Architecture. He has displayed architectural models and large scale sculptures throughout the northeast. Stoller is a registered architect in New York and Massachusetts,and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.
This web site is a small retrospective of my work. These buildings and structures flow from a common source, and aspire to common goals. I always attempt to define an essential concept from which a design can develop. This process of creative analysis leads to a clarity of purpose and an efficiency of materials and methods of construction. All of my projects share this architectural methodology.
Good architectural design involves a search for truth within each project, and a rejection of both expediency and empty novelty. To me, the best buildings inspire and empower those who use them. My role as architect is to contain a project within its essential parameters, and tune it until it resonates.
Photographs by Evan Stoller
Ezra Stoller (Esto)
Peter Aaron (Esto)
Albert Vecerka (Esto)
Steve Horvath