At HHSDR, our work centers around yours.

In 1953, Don Hunter had a vision. His three-person architecture firm, Hunter, Heiges & Gross, based in Sharon, was one of many small firms dotting the region. What made his firm different? He put people first. Before long, the firm grew as clients remained and new ones came aboard, opening a Meadville office to better serve them. By the 1990s, HHSDR, like most other design firms, had joined the trend of acquisitions and consolidations. In 2000, HHSDR moved its satellite office to Pittsburgh to meet the growing needs of clients and prospects in an even wider geography.

Throughout its history, and through all the changes in architecture, design and the competitive landscape, one thing remains just as true today. HHSDR is still built on relationships. Our clients, many of which have turned to us for decades, depend on our deep knowledge of their business and facilites, no-nonsense counsel and immersive approach.