Tom is a native Houstonian and graduated from UT Austin in 2000 with a BArch. He then worked in San Francisco for three years before moving to Boston where he’s been ever since. Prior to joining Payette, Tom spent seven years at Sasaki where he led the science and technology practice and divided his time between architecture and master planning. Tom also worked at Anshen + Allen, Shepley and Charles Rose Architects. His most recent projects include a new research and learning building for The Ohio State University’s Wooster campus, a new medical school in Moultrie, GA for the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and numerous master planning efforts, notably at Michigan State University, The Ohio State University, Emory University, Smith College and Case Western Reserve University.
We are thrilled to announce that the Harvard Art Museums @harvardartmuseums has received the 2021 BSA Harleston Parker Medal @bsaaia. We are very pleased that our esteemed client has received this honor.
The Harvard Art Museums have always been more than a conventional museum. Working in collaboration with the Renzo Piano Building Workshop @rpbw_architects, the new project was designed to renovate the historic Fogg Museum structure and provide a new addition that would house the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, the Busch-Reisinger Museum and classrooms, resulting in a stimulating and collaborative teaching environment and an object-based model of art education and research. By consolidating the collection under one roof, new opportunities were created for viewing the museums’ diverse collection and studying interrelationships that were previously obscured as a result of physical separation.
Congratulations!
#designexcellence #architecture #harlestonparkermedal #beautiful #museum #art
📸 Nic Lehoux @nic.lehoux
The Harvard Art Museums have always been more than a conventional museum. Working in collaboration with the Renzo Piano Building Workshop @rpbw_architects, the new project was designed to renovate the historic Fogg Museum structure and provide a new addition that would house the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, the Busch-Reisinger Museum and classrooms, resulting in a stimulating and collaborative teaching environment and an object-based model of art education and research. By consolidating the collection under one roof, new opportunities were created for viewing the museums’ diverse collection and studying interrelationships that were previously obscured as a result of physical separation.
Congratulations!
#designexcellence #architecture #harlestonparkermedal #beautiful #museum #art
📸 Nic Lehoux @nic.lehoux
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