Education
Technical University of Delft, Master of Science in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences, 2013
Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), Bachelor of Architectural Science, 2011
Major Projects
100 Pine Street Affordable Housing Redevelopment
Amica Balmoral Club
Amica Islington Village
Carleton University ARISE Building
Carleton University Health Sciences Building
Durham Modular Transitional Housing
Extendicare Canada
Hamilton Passive House Modular Housing
Houselink and Mainstay Community Housing
Modular Supportive Housing: Phase 1
Modular Supportive Housing: Phase 2
Ronald McDonald House Toronto
Sheridan College Hazel McCallion Campus Phase 2A
Sheridan College HMC Phase 2
The Granite Club Shiftingravity
The York School Junior Campus
Tommy Thompson Park
University of Toronto Innis College
365 & 367 Queen Street West
City of Toronto HSCIS Shelter Developments (4 Sites)
City of Toronto Long Term Care Homes and Services Maintenance Program
Humber College Building F, Feasibility Study
Toronto District School Board Capital Projects
Westwood Toronto Master Plan
Kevin Hutchinson
M.Sc. Arch.
Principal
Kevin Hutchinson is an award-winning designer and Principal at Montgomery Sisam Architects. He brings expertise in master planning, urban design, and architectural design, supported by a diverse portfolio that spans multiple sectors and scales. His work demonstrates an ability to balance the macro and micro demands of a project – both in design and delivery – responding to multiple, often competing priorities with clarity and creativity.
Since joining the firm in 2007 and being appointed Principal in 2022, Kevin has helped shape Montgomery Sisam’s design culture and advance work that integrates design excellence with social and environmental responsibility. He is deeply committed to achieving meaningful outcomes, ensuring solutions are intentional, contextual, and responsive to client and community needs regardless of scale or complexity.
Kevin is recognized for his ability to navigate complex design, development, and regulatory challenges with confidence. He builds strong relationships with clients, stakeholders, and consultants, fostering informed decision-making and smoother approvals. His collaborative approach encourages project committees to explore innovative alternatives that elevate design outcomes while meeting budget and schedule goals.
Beyond his project work, Kevin contributes to the profession as a visiting critic, guest lecturer, and mentor in graduate and undergraduate design studios at leading institutions, including the University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University.