Tom Mulica is a licensed architect with diverse project experience throughout the country including WA, TX, CA, KY and NM.  His passion for client-centered design embraces the discourse of architectural history to produce designs that strive to both resolve the conflicts of modern life while not rejecting the lessons of history. He believes the built world can and should provide joy and nurture that which makes us human.  He likes wood, loves brick and often says,

"Oh... How cute!"  He holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Washington and a BA in Art History from Emory University.  His desire to pursue architecture stems from his Peace Corps service in Zimbabwe where he realized the power of the built world to affect positive change on daily life.  Prior to forming Story, Tom was the Architect at Domestic Architecture.  In addition to Story, Tom teaches undergraduate design studios and architectural history at the New School of Architecture and Design in San Diego.  He has been active in both Habitat for Humanity and Architects without Borders- Seattle where he led an interdisciplinary team to design a vocational training center in Kenya. 

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