Eric Hurtt joins Gwen Wright on November 5 for a talk on Charles Goodman and the Mid-Century Modern neighborhood of Wheatoncrest.
We are honored to be named to Home & Design’s 2026-2027 Portfolio: 100 Top Designers list, marking our firm’s third inclusion on the list.
ArchitectureDC interviews Eric Hurtt about the adaptive reuse of a Mount Vernon Triangle commercial building into a live-work artist residence.
Hill & Hurtt Architects’ McKay-Scheer Studio receives a 2025 AIA Potomac Valley Merit Award in the Residential Architecture category.
Principal Mary-Margaret Stacy, AIA, has been invited to serve on the architecture jury for the 2025 Home & Design Excellence Awards.
Home & Design recently featured Chevy Chase with an interview with Eric Hurtt and our clients about the project's exuberant patterns and bold hues.
Hill & Hurtt Architects’ Historic Shaw Rowhouse receives a 2024 AIA Potomac Valley Merit Award in the Residential Architecture category.
Hill & Hurtt Architects’ Bethesda Residence receives a 2024 Builder’s Choice Design Award for its renovation and addition in Bethesda, Maryland.
Mary-Margaret Stacy joins Best Address for a behind-the-scenes tour of our upcoming 1922 Sears “Walton” bungalow renovation in Washington, DC.
Joshua O. Hill, AIA, Principal and Co-Founder of Hill & Hurtt Architects, has been elected President of the Equality Chamber of Commerce DC.
Principal Eric Hurtt recently sat down with J. Michael Welton to discuss our Bethesda Residence project for Traditional Building’s June Issue.
Historic Shaw Rowhouse has received a John Russell Pope Award in the Residential Renovation category from the ICAA.
Rowhouse Reconceived has earned Special Recognition in the Small Projects category from AIA Potomac Valley.
The Washington Post features Net Zero Chevy Chase Bungalow, a renovation and rear addition to a 1917 Craftsman home in Washington, DC.
Our renovation in DC's Bloomingdale Historic District received a Merit Award for Historically-Sensitive Renovation and the Readers’ Choice Award.