HGA is a national commercial architecture, engineering, and interior design firm serving eight sectors from arts & culture, education, and government to healthcare, community, and corporate.

As one of the largest architectural firms in Wisconsin, we are proud to help our clients create some of the most meaningful built spaces in the state. Our interdisciplinary team of over 200 people includes specialists in architecture, engineering, interior design, design for energy and infrastructure, process engineering, and research.

We offer a 10-12 week paid internship program for undergraduate and graduate students. Interns in each of our offices will gain hands-on experience in an integrated architecture and engineering environment. If you’re relocating from out of state to an HGA location, HGA will provide a stipend to assist you with your summer expenses.

HGA is a national multidisciplinary design firm rooted in architecture and engineering. Founders Richard Hammel, Curt Green, and Bruce Abrahamson established a collaborative, integrated approach to superb modern design.

HGA is an established firm providing Building Envelope Consulting services. With an established presence in the Southeast and Mountain West, HGA offers Building Envelope services throughout the United States to Developers, Contractors, Architects, Sureties and Risk Managers. HGA projects include Commercial, Residential and Retail Buildings.

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HGA is a national multidisciplinary design firm rooted in architecture and engineering. We believe that enduring, impactful design results from deep insight into the people and passions that animate each unique environment. We value empathy, are fueled by curiosity, and embrace the hard work that leads to innovation.

HGA is a national interdisciplinary design firm committed to making a positive, lasting impact for our clients and communities through research-based, holistic solutions. We believe that great...

HGA leverages Maine's 'working forest' identity for a pair of mass timber structures at Bowdoin College

HGA Relocates Washington, DC Region Headquarters to the Historic Woodies Building in Downtown DC