Hutchison & Maul Architecture

Selected News & Press

07.2009

Hutchison & Maul has been assigned a wheel in the famous Dahmen Barn Wheel Fence by the Artisans at the Dahmen Barn, located in Uniontown WA, for H&M’s pro-bono documentation and design work associated with investigations to reuse the grain silo as an art gallery. See www.artisanbarn.org.

06.2009

The Courtyard House on a Steep Site is featured on the cover and in an article entitled “Light House” in the June 2009 issue of Seattle Homes & Lifestyles. See www.seattlehomesmag.com.

The Courtyard House on a Steep Site is featured as a ShowCase project on www.archinect.com. “ShowCase is an on-going feature series on Archinect, presenting exciting new work from designers representing all creative fields and all geographies.” See http://www.archinect.com/features/article.php?id=88970_0_23_0_C.

Hutchison & Maul is interviewed by Archinect.com. See http://www.archinect.com/features/article.php?id=88553_0_23_0_M.

Hutchison & Maul is one of eight firms selected as a “2009 Emerging Voice” by the Architectural League of NY. See www.archleague.org

Hutchison & Maul has been selected as one of the ‘Top 50 Architects of 2008’ by the staff at Northwest Home. See http://www.seattlemag.com/0p133a1337/best-of-home-2009-top-architects/.

The Bird House was selected as the ‘AIA Home of the Month’, and is featured in an article entitled “The 360° Effect” in the March 09 Northwest Home insert of Seattle Magazine. See http://www.seattlemag.com/0p133a1329/aia-home-of-the-month-the-360deg-effect/.

The Pop-out Studio was featured in an article entitled “Top Architects: Innovative Works” in Seattle Magazine’s January 2009 issue.

Robert Hutchison & Sarah Biemiller won a 2008 Honor Award for Washington Architecture for their installation '7' at Alderbrook Station, Oregon. See http://2008honorawards.aiaseattle.org/

Robert Hutchison was invited to serve as a board member on 4culture’s Public Art Advisory Committee in November 2008.

The House on a Bluff was featured in an article entitled “Seeing the Light” in Pacific Northwest Magazine’s October 12th issue.

Hutchison & Maul was one of twelve firms featured in the "New Edge New Blood” exhibition of work at AIA Seattle’s downtown gallery from Aug-Sep 08. See http://www.djc.com/news/ae/11206442.html?query=Hutchison+%26+Maul&searchtype=

The Wall + Roof Studio was featured in Seattle Magazine’s May 2008 issue.

Hutchison & Maul was invited to mount a solo exhibition of their work at the University of Washington Department of Architecture from March - July 2008.

The House for a Mother & Daughter was featured in an article entitled “Fun House” in Northwest Home Magazine’s Jan 2007 issue.

The Hole House #2 was featured in Pacific Northwest Magazine’s
December 03 2006 issue. See http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/pacificnw12032006/2003453528_pacificportrait03.html

Hutchison & Maul was one of six firms featured in the "New Talent - Where is the Next Public Generation?" article in the Autumn 2006 issue of Arcade Journal. See http://www.arcadejournal.com/public/IssueArticle.aspx?Volume=25&Issue=1&Article=215

The Office Building & Dyeing Facility was featured in an article entitled "Rational Design: Zhongshan Dyeing Factory", in the Autumn 2005 issue of Arcade Journal.

The Speciality Food Shop was featured in the May 2003 issue of VM+SD Magazine.

Hutchison & Maul received second place in the 2002 Calgary ArtCity Pavilion International Competition Entry for their Portable Art Pavilion entry.

The Cantilever Office Addition was featured in the Spring 2002 issue of Arcade Journal.

Robert Hutchison
Robert Hutchison received his Master of Architecture from the University of Washington, has undergraduate degrees in Architectural and Structural Engineering from Drexel University, and performed research in Norway on a Valle Scholarship. Prior to establishing Hutchison & Maul, Hutchison worked as a Structural Engineer for four years, and served as a Project Manager and Project Architect at The Miller/Hull Partnership. He teaches design studio on an annual basis at the University of Washington College of Architecture & Urban Planning, and recently taught a graduate studio at the Washington State University School of Architecture. Hutchison currently serves as a board member on 4Culture’s Public Art Advisory Committee and the independent architectural group Space.City.

Tom Maul
Tom Maul received his Master of Architecture from the University of Washington, has an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University, and attended the International Program at the Helsinki University of Technology. Prior to establishing Hutchison & Maul, Maul worked as a Project Manager in the Starbucks Design Department, was an Associate at Karreman Associates, and served as a Project Manager and Project Architect for GGLO. He teaches design studio on an annual basis at the University of Washington College of Architecture & Urban Planning. Maul currently serves as a board member on AIA Seattle’s Committee on Design.