A woman selects a color from a large fanned wheel of swatches that spell out HCM.

A woman selects a color from a large fanned wheel of swatches that spell out HCM.

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HCM Appoints Sean Kefferstan as Chief Operating Officer

2026 HCM Design Competition

Helping Students Thrive in a Changing World

Leveraging Student Housing and Dining to Advance Institutional Strategy

Designing for Neurodiversity: Inclusive Spaces in Higher Education

6 Steps to Developing Successful Master-Planned Communities

Om Khurjekar of HCM Elected to Prestigious American Society of Landscape Architects Council of Fellows

Casey Smith’s Insights on Controlling Construction Costs

HCM Adds Erika Ashauer as Human Experience Research Lead

HCM Expands in Southeast with New Office in Dallas, TX

The Heart of Campus, Reimagined: Student Centers as Multifunctional Ecosystems

HCM Expands Healthcare Presence in Pennsylvania

A Name You Know. A Look That’s New.

Hord Coplan Macht Adds Jeromy Wegrzyn as Landscape Architect in Charlotte

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Celebrating 2025, Looking Forward to 2026

Announcing the 2025 Annual Promotions

Hord Coplan Macht Wins Multiple American Architecture Awards

Furniture Matters: Enhancing the Campus Experience

Exterior rendering of a renovated Whittier Elementary School showing a modern glass and metal addition connected to the historic red brick school building.

DC’s Whittier Elementary School Earns Mass Timber Grant

Hord Coplan Macht Adds Anne Lebo as Senior Associate in Raleigh

Infusion treatment center with a central nurses' station, patients seated in recliners near large windows, and staff walking through the hallway.

Designing for Inclusive Cancer Care: A Q&A with Samantha Rose