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David Brussat
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A Message to David’s Readers
It is with deep sadness that we share the news that David Brussat, the voice and spirit behind Architecture Here and There, passed away on November 25th, 2025.
David built this blog with great love—love for architecture, for beauty, for cities, and for the conversations that brought so many of you here. His wit, insight, and unwavering belief in the value of thoughtful design made this space much more than a blog. It became a community.
For years, David invited readers to look more closely at the world around them, to question, to debate, and to delight in the craft of architecture both old and new. His writing will remain here so that all who admired his perspective may continue to learn from it, revisit it, and share it with others.
David is survived by his wife, Victoria Somlo, and his son, William “Billy” Brussat, whom he cherished above all else. A Celebration of Life will be held in the spring; details will be shared when available.
Thank you to all who have read, commented, challenged, and supported David’s work over the years. This community meant a great deal to him.
With gratitude,
The family of David Brussat
It is with deep sadness that we share the news that David Brussat, the voice and spirit behind Architecture Here and There, passed away on November 25th, 2025.
David built this blog with great love—love for architecture, for beauty, for cities, and for the conversations that brought so many of you here. His wit, insight, and unwavering belief in the value of thoughtful design made this space much more than a blog. It became a community.
For years, David invited readers to look more closely at the world around them, to question, to debate, and to delight in the craft of architecture both old and new. His writing will remain here so that all who admired his perspective may continue to learn from it, revisit it, and share it with others.
David is survived by his wife, Victoria Somlo, and his son, William “Billy” Brussat, whom he cherished above all else. A Celebration of Life will be held in the spring; details will be shared when available.
Thank you to all who have read, commented, challenged, and supported David’s work over the years. This community meant a great deal to him.
With gratitude,
The family of David Brussat