Poppy
Residential
Selected custom residential work from Adam Jeselnick Architect's Monterey Peninsula portfolio.
- Project
- Poppy
- Practice
- Residential
Discuss a project
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
Architecture grounded in
the Monterey Peninsula.
A Carmel design studio creating meaningful, long-lasting spaces around each client, intended use, and surrounding landscape.
View selected work- 2013
- Studio founded
- Carmel
- Monterey Peninsula
- Custom
- Residential practice
- North Dunes
- Featured residence
practice
Built around the spirit of place
Each project begins with the site, the client's vision, and the codes and guidelines that shape life on the Monterey Peninsula.
Selected projects
Custom residential work from the studio's portfolio.
View projectsDesign process
Site, client vision, local guidance, art, architecture, and landscape.
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Begin with the property, the brief, and the way you want to live.
Selected work
Place-led residential work
A closer look at custom residential projects from the studio's selected portfolio.
Monte Verde
Residential
A named project from the studio's official selected-work archive, presented with immediate project context.
- Project
- Monte Verde
- Practice
- Residential
4th Ave Ranch
Under construction
Official work-in-progress imagery from a project listed in the studio's selected portfolio.
- Project
- 4th Ave Ranch
- Status
- Under construction
Dolores Farmhouse
Residential
A residential project from the studio's selected-work archive.
- Project
- Dolores Farmhouse
- Practice
- Residential
The practice
A small studio with durable credentials
Founded by Adam Jeselnick, AIA, the practice works across custom residential, restaurant, hospitality, and multifamily design on the Monterey Peninsula.
California architect
Adam Jeselnick's architecture license number, as published by the studio.
NCARB certificate
Professional credential listed on the studio's official profile.
Studio founded
The year Adam launched his eponymous Carmel-by-the-Sea practice.
Design approach
A process grounded in place
Three connected considerations distilled from the studio's official description of its work.
01
Read the site
Begin with location, surrounding landscape, and the spirit of the place.
02
Clarify the vision
Shape the architecture around the client and the project's intended use.
03
Resolve the context
Work through local codes, ordinances, guidelines, art, architecture, and landscape.
Practice questions
A clearer path into the studio
What kinds of projects does the studio design?
Adam Jeselnick Architect works on custom residential, restaurant, hospitality, and multifamily projects.
Where is the practice based?
The studio is based on San Carlos Street in Carmel-by-the-Sea and serves the Monterey Peninsula.
What informs the design process?
The official profile names the site, client vision, intended use, codes and guidelines, art, architecture, and landscape.
Who leads the studio?
Adam Jeselnick, AIA founded the Carmel-by-the-Sea design studio in 2013.
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