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Jason Little Architects

Based in Norwalk, Connecticut, Jason Little Architects designs commercial office buildings characterized by expressive masonry reliefs, subtle corner grid articulations, and greenery integrated directly into the building envelope. This portfolio serves as a strong reference when detailing tactile brick textures, incorporating decorative shadow lines beneath window openings, or developing stepped mid-rise terraces for commercial programs.

Exterior street view of Jason Little Architects' 156 Bowery, featuring a light brick facade with arched multi-pane windows and a central glass vertical slot.

156 Bowery

An urban infill hotel and commercial facade featuring light-toned brick, rhythmic arched windows, and a central glazed bay that bridges historic neighborhood character with contemporary vertical proportions.

What we like about this project
Integrated window-box planters above each window opening introduce vertical ribbons of green across the pale brick.

Materials

  • brick
  • glass
  • metal
  • steel

Visual identifiers

  • arched-windows
  • light-brick-facade
  • central-glass-bay
  • corner-infill

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • contextual
  • rationalist

Visual tags

  • urban-infill
  • facade-rhythm
  • hotel-architecture
  • street-edge
  • contextual
Geometry
An eight-story urban infill massing combines arched punched openings with a central vertical multi-story glazed bay, terminating in stepped roof terraces.
Facade system
Load-bearing light brick masonry with punched arched window assemblies and a central structural glass curtain wall bay.
Structural guess
Steel frame or concrete flat-slab structure with masonry and curtain wall cladding.
Spatial scale
Medium-rise urban scale relative to adjacent street frontages, spanning approximately eight stories.
Lighting
Bright daytime sunlight from the upper left casting soft shadows and highlighting the deep frame profiles of the windows.
Atmosphere
Vibrant, clean urban daylight accentuating a balanced blend of historic industrial cues and contemporary verticality.
Environmental context
Dense urban street corner with neighboring mid-rise buildings, taxi cab, parked cars, and pedestrians on the sidewalk.
Spatial experience
The building anchors the street corner, presenting a rhythmic, permeable ground floor while transitioning to residential or hotel window grids above.
Composition rhythm
Steady vertical window bays rhythmically interrupted by the central transparent slot and framed by ground-level storefronts.
Style reading
Contextual contemporary urban architecture
Program
Hotel or mixed-use commercial with ground-floor retail
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
brick, glass, metal, steel
Visual identifiers
arched-windows, light-brick-facade, central-glass-bay, corner-infill
Style tags
contemporary, contextual, rationalist
Visual tags
urban-infill, facade-rhythm, hotel-architecture, street-edge, contextual
Geometry
An eight-story urban infill massing combines arched punched openings with a central vertical multi-story glazed bay, terminating in stepped roof terraces.
Facade system
Load-bearing light brick masonry with punched arched window assemblies and a central structural glass curtain wall bay.
Structural guess
Steel frame or concrete flat-slab structure with masonry and curtain wall cladding.
Spatial scale
Medium-rise urban scale relative to adjacent street frontages, spanning approximately eight stories.
Lighting
Bright daytime sunlight from the upper left casting soft shadows and highlighting the deep frame profiles of the windows.
Atmosphere
Vibrant, clean urban daylight accentuating a balanced blend of historic industrial cues and contemporary verticality.
Environmental context
Dense urban street corner with neighboring mid-rise buildings, taxi cab, parked cars, and pedestrians on the sidewalk.
Spatial experience
The building anchors the street corner, presenting a rhythmic, permeable ground floor while transitioning to residential or hotel window grids above.
Composition rhythm
Steady vertical window bays rhythmically interrupted by the central transparent slot and framed by ground-level storefronts.
Style reading
Contextual contemporary urban architecture
Program
Hotel or mixed-use commercial with ground-floor retail
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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Exterior street view of Jason Little Architects' 156 Bowery, featuring a light brick facade with arched multi-pane windows and a central glass vertical slot.

156 Bowery

An urban infill hotel and commercial facade featuring light-toned brick, rhythmic arched windows, and a central glazed bay that bridges historic neighborhood character with contemporary vertical proportions.

What we like about this project
Integrated window-box planters above each window opening introduce vertical ribbons of green across the pale brick.

Materials

  • brick
  • glass
  • metal
  • steel

Visual identifiers

  • arched-windows
  • light-brick-facade
  • central-glass-bay
  • corner-infill

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • contextual
  • rationalist

Visual tags

  • urban-infill
  • facade-rhythm
  • hotel-architecture
  • street-edge
  • contextual
Geometry
An eight-story urban infill massing combines arched punched openings with a central vertical multi-story glazed bay, terminating in stepped roof terraces.
Facade system
Load-bearing light brick masonry with punched arched window assemblies and a central structural glass curtain wall bay.
Structural guess
Steel frame or concrete flat-slab structure with masonry and curtain wall cladding.
Spatial scale
Medium-rise urban scale relative to adjacent street frontages, spanning approximately eight stories.
Lighting
Bright daytime sunlight from the upper left casting soft shadows and highlighting the deep frame profiles of the windows.
Atmosphere
Vibrant, clean urban daylight accentuating a balanced blend of historic industrial cues and contemporary verticality.
Environmental context
Dense urban street corner with neighboring mid-rise buildings, taxi cab, parked cars, and pedestrians on the sidewalk.
Spatial experience
The building anchors the street corner, presenting a rhythmic, permeable ground floor while transitioning to residential or hotel window grids above.
Composition rhythm
Steady vertical window bays rhythmically interrupted by the central transparent slot and framed by ground-level storefronts.
Style reading
Contextual contemporary urban architecture
Program
Hotel or mixed-use commercial with ground-floor retail
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
brick, glass, metal, steel
Visual identifiers
arched-windows, light-brick-facade, central-glass-bay, corner-infill
Style tags
contemporary, contextual, rationalist
Visual tags
urban-infill, facade-rhythm, hotel-architecture, street-edge, contextual
Geometry
An eight-story urban infill massing combines arched punched openings with a central vertical multi-story glazed bay, terminating in stepped roof terraces.
Facade system
Load-bearing light brick masonry with punched arched window assemblies and a central structural glass curtain wall bay.
Structural guess
Steel frame or concrete flat-slab structure with masonry and curtain wall cladding.
Spatial scale
Medium-rise urban scale relative to adjacent street frontages, spanning approximately eight stories.
Lighting
Bright daytime sunlight from the upper left casting soft shadows and highlighting the deep frame profiles of the windows.
Atmosphere
Vibrant, clean urban daylight accentuating a balanced blend of historic industrial cues and contemporary verticality.
Environmental context
Dense urban street corner with neighboring mid-rise buildings, taxi cab, parked cars, and pedestrians on the sidewalk.
Spatial experience
The building anchors the street corner, presenting a rhythmic, permeable ground floor while transitioning to residential or hotel window grids above.
Composition rhythm
Steady vertical window bays rhythmically interrupted by the central transparent slot and framed by ground-level storefronts.
Style reading
Contextual contemporary urban architecture
Program
Hotel or mixed-use commercial with ground-floor retail
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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