Lambert International Airport in St. Louis, Missouri installed a large scale glass triptych by Huck in April 2012.
 Entitled  “Vivere Est Volare”’ (To Live Is To Fly in Latin), the piece was the first public art project undertaken by Huck.
 The piece was produced in collaboration with stained glass manufacturer Franz Mayer & Co. in Munich, Germany.
 The 3 paneled piece is installed in Concourse C at Lambert Airport.

In April 2015 Laumeier Sculpture Park in suburban St. Louis permanently installed 3 playground "spring toys" designed by Huck and fabricated based on his series of "Death Bug" prints.
 It is the first interactive public art project Huck had undertaken.
Lambert International Airport in St. Louis, Missouri installed a large scale glass triptych by Huck in April 2012.  Entitled  “Vivere Est Volare”’ (To Live Is To Fly in Latin), the piece was the first public art project undertaken by Huck.  The piece was produced in collaboration with stained glass manufacturer Franz Mayer & Co. in Munich, Germany.  The 3 paneled piece is installed in Concourse C at Lambert Airport.
In April 2015 Laumeier Sculpture Park in suburban St. Louis permanently installed 3 playground "spring toys" designed by Huck and fabricated based on his series of "Death Bug" prints.  It is the first interactive public art project Huck had undertaken.
Tom Huck