Featured in Education Snapshots, Sacramento City College’s new Natural Sciences Building is a state-of-the-art, net-zero building, designed to encourage students to stay on campus for studying and collaboration. Learn about how the new sciences building is supporting Sacramento City College’s equity goals, here: https://lnkd.in/gEWpRGyq
HGA
Architecture and Planning
Minneapolis, MN 39,299 followers
Designing purposeful spaces for people and planet
About us
HGA is a national multidisciplinary design firm rooted in architecture and engineering. We believe that the best design results from deep insight into the people and passions that animate each unique environment. Over 1000 people in 13 offices from coast-to-coast work to make a positive, lasting impact for clients in healthcare, arts and culture, community, corporate, education, government, science and technology, and energy markets. HGA’s work has received numerous awards throughout our history—from our own industries, as well as those of our clients. Equally as meaningful to us is the shared impact we create with our clients through purposeful design that speaks to the human experience. #HGA #HGADesign
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https://hga.com/
External link for HGA
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Minneapolis, MN
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1953
- Specialties
- Architecture, Engineering, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Lighting Design, Sustainable Design, Commissioning, Resilience, Design Research, Design Innovation, Building Informational Modeling, Computational Design, Intelligent Buildings, Historical Preservation, Building Optimization, ADA Services, Holistic Design, Design for Equity, Climate Change Adaptation, Natural Disaster Mitigation, Net Zero Energy Buildings, and Decarbonization
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Updates
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What better way to celebrate #InternationalMuseumDay than visiting an HGA-designed museum like Milwaukee Art Museum? Inside and out, museums reflect and inspire the communities they serve, and we're happy to help bring them to life through design. 🖼️
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The design for the City of La Quinta, California Cultural Campus has been approved. Matthew Austin, AIA, design principal with HGA, spoke to News Channel 3 about the project (KESQ, News Channel 3; KPSP; KDFX; Telemundo 15). The cultural campus will be an extension to the LaQuinta Art Museum and serve as a design hub for the local arts and culture scene. Artistic designs throughout the campus and an ethnobotanical garden pay homage to the local Cahuilla tribe. Check out the full clip here: https://lnkd.in/eBTzNybd
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Join moderator Stan Chiu along with panelists Kyle Weisman AIA, NCARB, Chad Arthur, Trevor Higgins, and Ron Rendina, LEED AP, DBIA at AIA Los Angeles as they discuss DFMA’s impact on traditional design processes, showcasing its ability to leverage manufacturing constraints for cost and schedule savings without compromising design integrity. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/euHb-t4K
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"One reason I love higher education is because my mother was a professor of nursing and department chair ... I saw how devoted she was to help her students succeed. That has always stayed with me." In this Quick Take with Ena Murphy, AIA, she discusses what drew her to campus planning, engaging diverse voices and challenges in the field today. Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/eGAXDxZH
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Join us today at the University of Michigan's Multicultural Design + Inclusive Spaces Summit! HGA team members Ada Mestad, Terri Howard and Carli Cole, Assoc. AIA, along with Director of Student Involvement and Associate Director of the UWM Union Eric Jessup-Anger, will present "Innovative Design Through Equity and Engagement," a session on how engagement and mixed-method research can increase a sense of safety, wellbeing and belonging while supporting diverse informal learning environments. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gjDTm6gF
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HGA is honored to be a part of this year’s American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting. Team members Amy Braford Whittey, Marc L'Italien, FAIA, DBIA, Scott Cryer, AIA and Roxanne Nelson, AIA, LEED AP will learn alongside our museum partners and share insights into how architecture and design can help advance the cultural industry and strengthen the health and wellbeing of communities. HGA sponsors Friday's AAM CEO Roundtable & presents 'Architects Respond' on Saturday, focusing on museum design solutions. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gA6h3MJi
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As workplace designers, we are agents of impact with a unique power to drive change in response to the climate crisis. HGA’s Haley Nelson, Sophie Kjeldgaard, CID and Natalie Pullen authored a byline for Work Design Magazine about the interior designer's role in climate action. A key tool is HGA’s Embodied Carbon Resource Guide, which includes “The Embodied 8” — eight principles that are authentic to HGA’s values and serve as a starting point for greatly reducing the embodied carbon impact on our projects. Learn more about how we're holding ourselves accountable here: https://lnkd.in/evYg9kma
The Designer's Role Amidst A Climate Crisis: How Can We Make A Difference?
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Marissa Guggisberg from our Rochester office spoke to KSMQTV R-Town about HGA’s new Design Acceleration Lab and how we’re inviting clients and the community into the lab to see what designers and engineers do — to spark energy downtown and curiosity. Watch her interview here: https://lnkd.in/e3JmXYv4
R-Town 2220: Marissa Guggisberg, Virginia Wright-Peterson, Kamau Wilkins, Mateo Wilkins
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As technology becomes more deeply embedded in every facet of society, we need to understand how this increase in the integration of computational sciences across diverse disciplines effects architectural planning and design. HGA Science + Technology Principal Samir Srouji, along with our Design Insight Group, led an investigation aimed at uncovering drivers behind data and computational science programs, exploring potential design solutions and assessing their implications for the future. View the resulting study, "Designing for Data and Computational Sciences," here: https://lnkd.in/e8UpfV5F