HMFH Architects, Inc.
About
HMFH Architects is a Cambridge architecture firm known for designing schools and learning environments. Its planning process is inclusive, inviting a whole community’s perspectives to shape each project, based on the belief that design is about people. The firm aims to create places that spark learning and discovery and where everyone can belong. Its work ranges from child-centric elementary schools to high schools and regional career and technical schools.
HMFH has designed the first three LEED Platinum projects funded by the Massachusetts School Building Authority. Recent projects include Boston’s new downtown high-rise school, Bristol County Agricultural High School’s renewed campus, the new Dover High School and Regional Career Technical Center, and the Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School. The firm has also worked with the Cambridge Housing Authority on Dan’s Place, a supportive housing project. Principals such as Bobby Williams lead complex educational projects.
What to Know
- Its high-rise school won Green Building of the Year at the BE+ Green Building Showcase.
- The firm also received the William W. Caudill Citation from AS&U’s Architectural Portfolio Awards.
- HMFH runs intentional outreach to increase racial and gender diversity in architecture.
- Staff take an annual summer bus tour of recent and in-progress projects.
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