Nathan Hume is a licensed architect and principal at Hume Coover Studio in Brooklyn New York.

His design work and writings have been published in journals and periodicals including Project, Posit, Tarp, SeeSaw, Paprika, and The New York Times. Nathan has exhibited work in shows at The Druker Gallery, the A+D Museum, the Yale Architecture Gallery, One Night Stand, and the New York Center for Architecture. Recently he has curated the show Adjacencies at the Yale School of Architecture Gallery.  He is the creator and editor of Suckerpunch, a website exploring the work of contemporary architects and artists, through which he mounted the exhibition and accompanying book Fresh Punches. He has previously taught at Yale University and Pratt Institute.

He received a Bachelor of Architecture from The Ohio State University and a Master of Architecture from Yale University.