
Toshiko Mori Architect
Architecture FirmToshiko Mori Architect (TMA) is a New York City-based architecture practice founded by Toshiko Mori, FAIA, who also serves as the Robert P. Hubbard Professor in the Practice of Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. Over more than three decades, TMA has designed cultural, institutional, residential, and museum projects that combine rigorous conceptual thinking with sensitivity to site, material, and context. Notable work includes the Thread Artists' Residency and Cultural Center and the Fass School and Teachers' Residence, both in Senegal and built in partnership with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and American Friends of Le Korsa; the renovation of the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch; and the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University. TMA has been named to Architectural Digest's AD100 and has received AIA New York and international design awards for its work.
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Projects
Fass School and Teachers' Residence
Cultural · Fass, Senegal
Won AIA 2021 Architecture Award; ThePlan 2023 Award for best educational facilities
Thread Artists' Residency and Cultural Center
Cultural · Sinthian, Senegal
Shortlisted for RAIC 2019 International Prize; won multiple awards including AIA 2017 Institute Honor Awards
Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Stephen Robert'62 Hall
Institutional · Brown University
Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch Renovation
Institutional · Brooklyn, New York
Master plan renovation; won MASterworks 2023 Award for Best Restoration
Bob Greenberg Selects: Connected by Design
Exhibition · Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, New York
Awards & press
Architectural Digest's 2026 AD100 Hall of Fame
Architectural Digest · 2026
Asia Society 2024 Asia Arts Game Changer Award
Asia Society · 2024
Philip Hanson Hiss Award
2023
AIA New York Chapter Medal of Honor
AIA New York Chapter
American Academy of Arts and Letters Membership
American Academy of Arts and Letters · 2020 · Vice President of Architecture











