Harry Hofmann is a classical architect based in NYC working at the firm Malloch Taylor.

Having lived up and down the East Coast—Bucks County, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; Charlottesville, Virginia; Savannah, Georgia; and Charleston, South Carolina—he understands the importance of place and context when designing at the scale of a building, as well as that of a room. 

Harry has worked professionally in South Carolina and New York where he is licensed in both states. He is an active member of the American Friends of the Georgian Group and the Institute for Classical Art and Architecture, as well as a Young Fellow of the Frick Collection. He has previously served as a guest critic at the American College of the Building Arts.  

Harry's education includes a Masters in Architecture from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and a Bachelors of Science in Architecture from the University of Virginia, where he heavily focused on architectural history and spent a summer in the Veneto studying Palladian architecture. He is an active alumni of St. Alban’s School in Washington, D.C.

When not in the office, Harry can be found working on his sketchbook, paging through design monographs, or spending time with his wife, Melly and miniature dachshund, Toby. 

Architectural Heroes: Palladio, William Kent, Delano & Aldrich 
Favorite building: Worcester Lodge 
Favorite Interior Designer: Renzo Mongiardino