JANKO RASIC ARCHITECTS, PLLC

JANKO RASIC ARCHITECTS, PLLC Architecture and Project Management with Studios In New York City, East End of Long Island, and Hudson Valley

Janko Rasic Architects PLLC, a boutique full service architecture, interior design, and project management firm, is recognized for excellence in design of commercial, institutional, retail, and residential projects. Since it’s founding in 1968, the firm has worked with clients from all over the world to produce a diversified portfolio of finished work. Creativity, meticulous attention to detail an

d economical use of resources are Janko Rasic Architects’ objectives. Design solutions are sustainable, efficient, classic and enduring Janko Rasic Architects starts with these criteria to carefully evaluate client objectives and bring value and innovative design to their projects. The firm is responsive to the functional and aesthetic needs of every client. To ensure close interaction with our clients, Janko Rasic Architects consciously limits the number of projects undertaken; opting for quality rather than quantity. Creative collaboration between the client and architectural project team results in imaginative and cost-effective design solutions that achieve the client’s goals and objectives. Janko Rasic Architects has the responsiveness, quality control, and flexibility that only a boutique firm can offer. Client confidence in the quality of Janko Rasic Architects’ services is evidenced by the fact that eighty-five percent of the firm’s business is generated from past and present clients and their referrals. While projects vary- in size, scope, complexity, location, and design solutions- the commitment to excellence is the common denominator that unifies our work. Numerous awards and publications attest to the consistent innovation and creativity of Janko Rasic Architects and our commitment to quality.

This Quogue addition brings new life to an existing home with a primary suite, private office, and light-filled artist’s...
04/13/2026

This Quogue addition brings new life to an existing home with a primary suite, private office, and light-filled artist’s studio, all seamlessly integrated into the original structure. A new screened-in porch will overlook the pool, creating a relaxed indoor-outdoor connection for summer living.
Cedar shingles, traditional forms, and modern performance work together—now paired with solar panels for a more sustainable future.
Designed for living, working, and creating—without losing a sense of place.
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Spring is in the air! It was a pleasure to attend the Spring Open House at Stonecrop Gardens on Sunday.Visitors entering...
04/02/2026

Spring is in the air! It was a pleasure to attend the Spring Open House at Stonecrop Gardens on Sunday.

Visitors entering the Gardeners’ Bothy, designed by Janko Rasic Architects, are greeted by exquisite ceramic works by Michael Cole of Master Craft Ceramics. In the Common Room, Narratives in Wood: Photography and Wood Turning is now on view.

Congratulations to our good friend and neighbor, Andrew Harris, on being part of this beautiful exhibition. Some of his remarkable bowls were crafted from a tree from our property on Canopus Hill Road. Through Garrison Made, Andrew creates one-of-a-kind modern objects for the home from Hudson Valley wood.

Be sure to visit the exhibit through June 20. We are also excited for the upcoming exhibition by our friend, artist Dirk Westphal, Dahlia Mania, on view August 29–October 31 — a vibrant photographic study of dahlias and their striking symmetry.

Watercolor by Janko Rasic of The Alfred C. Harrison Gatehouse and Carriage House, also known as the Miramar Gatehouse, l...
12/23/2025

Watercolor by Janko Rasic of The Alfred C. Harrison Gatehouse and Carriage House, also known as the Miramar Gatehouse, located at 59 Church Street Falmouth, MA. "This unusual building was constructed in 1899 as a combination stable, carriage house and gardener's cottage joined by an arched entrance to the estate behind." The Shingle Style outbuilding is thought to have been designed by Edmund March Wheelwright

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109 East 37th Street
New York, NY
10016

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