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Our Story

Hue Architecture is a Boston-based architectural practice dedicated to creating thoughtful, high-performance spaces that strengthen communities and improve everyday life. Serving clients ranging from homeowners to nonprofit and private developers, the firm’s work spans small-scale renovations to complex mixed-use developments. As a Passive House Certified office, Hue Architecture integrates sustainability into every project, prioritizing low-carbon strategies, resilient building practices, and long-term energy performance throughout design and construction.

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Founded and led by a husband-and-wife team, Hue Architecture brings together complementary backgrounds and a broad spectrum of professional experience. Their diverse perspectives drive design ingenuity, enabling the firm to develop solutions that are creative, contextually responsive, and technically rigorous. The practice is rooted in meaningful community engagement; Hue Architecture collaborates closely with residents, neighborhood associations, city agencies, consultants, owners, and builders to ensure that each project reflects shared goals and civic priorities.

Hue Architecture views every commission as an opportunity to elevate both place and experience—combining sustainability, design excellence, and inclusive dialogue to deliver enduring value. The firm welcomes partnerships with clients seeking thoughtful, community-focused design for their next project.

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Hue Architecture is a certified Minority & Women-Owned Business (M/WBE).

Jennifer Ha
Partner/ Co-founder

Jennifer Ha is from Boston, Massachusetts. After receiving her Bachelor's of Architecture from Syracuse University, she moved to China for 6 years and worked for a variety of prestigious international offices in Beijing and Shanghai China. Jennifer co-founded a design company, Studio AoTu (now Studio Doho) in Shanghai. Jennifer is experienced in architectural and interior design. She speaks English, Cantonese, and Mandarin Chinese.


Matthew Mueller
Partner/ Co-founder
Architect/ Passive House Certified

Matt is originally from Birmingham, Alabama. He earned his Bachelor of Architecture from Auburn University, where he completed his thesis at the renowned Rural Studio program. Following graduation, he spent more than six years living and working abroad, serving as Design Director for the nonprofit organization INCLUDED. During this time, he led and contributed to a diverse range of projects—from high-rise developments in Beijing to migrant community centers in Nepal—strengthening his commitment to design that is both socially engaged and contextually responsive. After becoming a Certified Passive House professional, Matt has continued to focus on community-centered design with a parallel specialization in high-performance, sustainable architecture.

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