Tom Huth is the retired principal of Thomas R. Huth Architects in Newton, MA, a practice he founded in 1982. I always wanted to ask Tom if there really was a difference between artists and architects. It took Tom three seconds to answer me. “I consider myself an artist who does architecture for a living. Both professions require a devoted commitment because it’s very difficult to achieve a vision, I love it because it’s so rewarding. I wish I was still working. There is so many projects I want to work on.”
He specialized in custom residential and commercial architecture and is recognized for the design of many well-known restaurants. The company also has growing Historic Preservation and Interiors practices.
The firm’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including Boston Magazine, Design New England, New England Home, Robb Report, Metropolitan Home, The Boston Globe, and Boston Globe Magazine.
Tom received his Master of Architecture degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design.
Tom and I met on a trip to Cuba, October 2013.
https://www.hutharchitects.com
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