Architectural rendering of a retail and residential complex featuring two gable-roofed buildings with shingle siding and white trim. The buildings are connected by an arched walkway. The ground level hosts retail spaces with large glass windows, and there are cars parked along the street in front.

Architectural rendering of a mixed-use building with a gable roof and cedar shingle siding, accented by white trim. The design features a second-story covered balcony with a blue metal roof and an arched walkway connecting two structures. A landscaped parking area with various vehicles and bicycle racks is in the foreground.

Architectural render of a commercial walkway framed by two retail buildings with a white pergola structure overhead. The left building features wood shingles and large display windows, while the right building has light brick detailing and storefront signage. Planters with small trees and modern railings frame the entrance, with people walking along the paved path beneath the pergola.

Architectural render of a two-story retail and commercial building with wood shingle siding and white trim. The structure features an open-air covered balcony with a pitched metal roof, supported by white columns and decorative railings. Large windows provide views of the interior spaces, while a central walkway with pergola-style detailing leads to the entrance. In the foreground, a parking area includes a bike rack with several bicycles and accessible parking spaces.

Jessup Avenue

Size: 3,489 Sq Ft

Location: Quogue Village, NY

Contractor: CMT Builders

Timeless Design Meets Modern Function:

Architect Pamela Glazer has thoughtfully designed a commercial building at 164 Jessup Avenue, marking the first new development in Quogue Village in many years. Designed to harmonize with the town’s historic vernacular, the project expands the footprint of an existing commercial property by introducing a twin structure connected by an elegant arcade.

“It’s been a great honor to design a building that integrates so seamlessly into the fabric of Quogue Village,” says Pamela Glazer. “The community response has been overwhelmingly positive, reinforcing our commitment to contextual and timeless design.”

Connecting Spaces, Enhancing Accessibility

Spanning 3,489 square feet, the new building will house four retail spaces on the ground floor and a large second-floor office with stair tower that includes an elevator to meet ADA requirements. A pedestrian bridge will connect the second floor of the existing structure to the new building, ensuring easy accessibility. The rear of the property will feature a 29-space parking area, supporting both buildings connected to the street by an arcade that connects the existing and new buildings.

The project is slated for completion in May 2025.