Thomas Gordon Smith, a prominent architect known for reviving classical architecture, passed away at 73. He was celebrated for his educational leadership and architectural achievements, particularly in classical and traditional architecture. Smith's career was marked by a vibrant Catholic faith, a West Coast charm, and a dedication to innovation within traditional forms. His work included major projects like Our Lady of Clear Creek Abbey and the Classical Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Smith also made significant contributions to Notre Dame's School of Architecture, transforming it into a leading institution for architectural classicism.