HUGH HARDY, FAIA
PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE
H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture, founded by Hugh Hardy and colleagues, offers architectural services born of more than 40 years of professional experience. H3's collaborative spirit is evident in its design of new buildings, restorations of historic structures, planning for the public realm, and architectural interiors. The firm's work advances new ideas of enclosure, organization, and technology, while responding to the past without sentiment. Mr. Hardy's work is consistently recognized by civic, architectural, and preservation organizations for its progressive spirit and sensitive understanding of context. Mr. Hardy holds positions on a range of New York organizations, and he is a prolific author and a sought-after lecturer and juror. Mr. Hardy earned his bachelor and master's degrees in architecture from Princeton University.
Responsibilities
As Principal-in-Charge of a project, Hugh has central authority and responsibility
for the administrative progress of the project from inception to completion. He will
lead the programming and design process of the H3 team, attend all major policy
meetings, direct project communication and observe progress during construction.
He will also review and approve all H3 mock-ups to ensure the quality of work and
detail design conforms to project intent.
Hugh’s work includes a number of projects. A partial listing follows:
Performing Arts Experience
Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, Anchorage, AK
Alice Busch Opera Theatre, Cooperstown, NY
Arthur and Janet Ross Lecture Hall, New York Botanical Garden,
Bronx, NY
Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver, CO
Boston University, Tsai Performance Space, Boston, MA
Brooklyn Academy of Music, Majestic Theater, Brooklyn, NY
Dance Theater of Harlem, Renovation and Addition, New York, NY
France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, Renovation and Addition,
Baltimore, MD
Georgetown University Royden B. Davis Performing Arts Center,
Washington, DC
Lansing Performing Arts Center, Feasibility Study, Lansing, MI
Lensic Theater, Restoration, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Liberty Theater, Study, New York, NY
Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater, Renovation and Addition,
New York, NY
Mahaiwe Theater, Renovation, Great Barrington, MA
Martha Graham Studio, New York, NY
New Amsterdam Theater, Renovation and Rehabilitation, New York, NY
New Haven Cultural Entertainment District, Study, New Haven, CT
New Victory Theater, Renovation and Rehabilitation, New York, NY
Omaha Symphony Concert Hall, Study, Omaha, NE
Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis, MN
Phillips Exeter Academy, Fisher Theater and Assembly Hall Renovation,
Exeter, NH
Portland Center Stage, Feasibility Study, Portland, OR
Princeton University McCarter Theatre, Addition, Princeton, NJ
Purchase College, The Performing Arts Center Renovation,
Purchase, NY
Radio City Music Hall, Renovation and Restoration, New York, NY
Roth Productions - The Studio Theater, New York, NY
Shubert Organization Theater at Theater Row, Feasibility Study,
New York, NY
St. Paul’s School, Music and Dance Facility, Concord, NH
The Joyce Theater, Conversion, New York, NY
Theater Row, New York, NY
Trinity Repertory Company, Master Plan, Providence, RI
Two River Theatre, Red Bank, NJ
University of Miami Music School, Expansion, Coral Gables, FL
University of Minnesota, Northrup Auditorium Study, Minneapolis, MN
Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, Harrisburg, PA
Wilma Theater, Philadelphia, PA
Professional Activities
Chairman, Ambassadors for the Arts, National Council of the Arts
Chairman, Plan Review Task Force, New York New Visions
Architectural League of New York
Institute for Urban Design
New York City Municipal Arts Society
Consultant, New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
Consultant, 42nd Street Development Corporation
Professional Honors
2002, New York Chapter AIA President’s Award
2001 Placemark Award, Design History Foundation
2000, Commissioner’s Award for Excellence in Public Architecture, US
General Services Administration
1999, Governor’s Arts Award, New York State Council on the Arts
1998, Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design
American Institute of Architects, Member, College of Fellows
National Academy of Design, Associate
Career and Education
2004, Established H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture
1967, Established Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates
1962, Established Hugh Hardy and Associates
1956-58, Construction Drafting Instructor, Army Engineering Corps
1956, Princeton University, MFA, Architecture
1954, Princeton University, B. Architecture, D’Amato Prizeman
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