The Dwelling Studio at Roger Williams University
Hutker Architects Partner Thomas McNeill, AIA, and Senior Designer John DiSalvo, AIA, are serving as studio instructors this semester at Roger...
For more than 35 years, the team at Hutker Architects has been helping families and individuals create one-of-a-kind, heirloom homes. Our process begins with listening to your story. We work together to create a program of indoor and outdoor spaces that will best support the way you live, work, and play.
Hutker Architects Partner Thomas McNeill, AIA, and Senior Designer John DiSalvo, AIA, are serving as studio instructors this semester at Roger...
Hutker Architects was proud to sponsor the groundbreaking of the Upper Cape YMCA this winter, a major milestone in a five-year effort to expand...
During excavation on a recent Vineyard project, the homeowner captured a fleeting moment, raw clay exposed before the house began to take shape....
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We wanted to tell you what a magnificent house you designed. We love everything about it. The light, the lines, the feeling one has in every room of being part of this gorgeous environment.
Hutker Architects Partner Thomas McNeill, AIA, and Senior Designer John DiSalvo, AIA, are serving as studio instructors this semester at Roger Williams University, co-teaching The Dwelling Studio: The Evolution and Re-Invention of Dwelling.
Hutker Architects was proud to sponsor the groundbreaking of the Upper Cape YMCA this winter, a major milestone in a five-year effort to expand inclusive community resources across the region.
During excavation on a recent Vineyard project, the homeowner captured a fleeting moment, raw clay exposed before the house began to take shape. Partner Phil Regan and Principal Sean Dougherty recognized an opportunity to bring that story into the finished home. A recessed niche now displays the image as if you’re seeing straight through the foundation to the earth beyond — a quiet reminder of the land beneath, and a testament to how thoughtful collaboration and attention to place can shape spaces that feel truly rooted.