04/24/2026
Sustainability is in our DNA. We believe that buildings should positively impact the environment and benefit society while also promoting human health and quality of life. Sustainable architecture isn’t a trend for us — it’s a responsibility.
Whether they rise from mass timber, embrace native landscapes, or reach LEED or Zero Net Energy milestones, our work stands tall in celebration of our shared commitment to a more sustainable future. Every project is a chance to reduce carbon, restore ecosystems, and rethink what’s possible in the built environment.
Projects shown:
Sacramento City USD’s Floyd Farms Food Literacy Center, the district’s first Net
Zero Energy project // Photo by HMC’s Chris Grant
Benson Polytechnic High School, LEED Platinum // Photo by Benjamin Benschneider
San Bernardino Valley College Applied Technology Building, LEED Platinum // Photo by Lawrence Anderson
Seattle Public Schools Mercer International Middle School, this mass timber structural solution is energy-efficient and has a lower embodied carbon footprint // Photo by: Lawrence Anderson
Hilda L. Solis Aquatics Center, LEED Gold // Photo by Lawrence Anderson