Kansas City can’t be pigeonholed into one area of greatness, and Hufft design collective is proving just that. The architecture and design firm takes a holistic approach to its building method and looks at ways to bolster young creatives in the industry.
While globally and nationally recognized for their work, founder Matthew Hufft says the most impressive part of what they do is where it’s being done.
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