The Making of Penn Field
“Little League baseball is a very good thing, because it keeps the parents off the streets.”- Yogi Berra — I played competitive baseball...
“Little League baseball is a very good thing, because it keeps the parents off the streets.”- Yogi Berra — I played competitive baseball...
Mark Hutker talks trends in residential design for the Winter issue of ArchitectureBoston magazine. Read it online here:...
Hutker Architects is thrilled to have been named a Best of Boston Home® 2017 Winner as Best Architect, New Construction for the Cape &...
Architectural Digest gives readers an online tour of this incredible seaside home, a brilliant collaboration between Hutker Architects and C.H....
Over the winter I had the opportunity to visit Berlin, Germany, and found myself in a modern city in the process of coming into focus. Berlin’s...
As an architect, I tend to look at life through a designer’s lens; my desire to edit, improve, and create is constant and, probably, innate....
In our second book, published last year, we talked a lot about connections between design, narrative, and place. Sometimes, the meaning in forms is...
“A Sense of Place: Houses on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard,” Hutker Architects’ second book, is available now.Published by the Monacelli...
Can lines and angles tell a story? At Hutker Architects, we think so. For more than 30 years, we have been designing structures with narrative in...
Future House Award Great Pond
Forbes: America’s Top 200 Residential Architects
Best of Luxury Design Best Architectural Firm
Best of Boston Home Best Coastal Architect
2023 BRICC Award
Best of Boston Best Architect
Architizer A+ Award Garden Cove
Best of Boston Home 2022
2021 BRICC Award
2021 BRAGB PRISM Gold Winner
Partner Jim Cappuccino, AIA, recently joined Kevin Cradock on the KCB Boiler Room Podcast to continue the conversation that began with his “A Career Shaped by Place” lecture at Roger Williams University’s Cummings School of Architecture.
Each summer, Hutker Architects welcomes a new group of interns to our studios, giving students the opportunity to experience the profession firsthand. From project teams and construction drawings to research, rendering, and the operations that support our practice, this year’s interns have contributed across the firm while learning from the architects, designers, and staff around them.
Meet our 2026 summer interns and learn more about what they’ve been working on, what they’ve discovered, and what they’ll take with them into the next stage of their careers.
Partner Tom McNeill, AIA joins panel discussion, Building Better Spaces: Where Design Meets Wellness, Longevity, and Purpose.
Partner Jim Cappuccino, AIA, delivered a lecture at the Cummings School of Architecture on April 15, 2026.
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.
Announcing and celebrating nine well-deserved promotions across our studios.
Each reflects the creativity, leadership, and dedication that strengthen our firm and advance our shared mission—to continuously and passionately advance the art of dwelling and the joy of living.
This year, Forbes came out with their inaugural ‘America’s Top 200 Residential Architects’ list, and we are absolutely thrilled to have made this coveted list.
The Boston Athenaeum played host to a sold-out audience for an inspiring author talk and panel discussion for our recently published third book, New England Coastal, Homes That Tell A Story.
Hutker Architects is thrilled to announce the release of our third book, New England Coastal, Homes That Tell A Story. Published by Monacelli, the book is now available online and at select retailers.
Our ‘Great Pond’ project has received a Future House Award® for 2024, a global residential awards program that honors cutting-edge design worldwide.
I especially like the way your architecture blends so well the new with the old. I know your designs will stand the test of time.