
HMA | Hanrahan Meyers Architects
Architecture FirmhMa is a progressive, design-oriented firm focused on the creation of exceptional buildings and cities. For 25 years hMa’s commitment to quality building goes back to the firm’s roots, designing unique, award-winning projects based on the principles of nature, innovative materials and details, and cutting edge technologies. hMa is an internationally recognized design firm that has designed and constructed buildings known for their memorable image, material and structural precision and spatial quality. They have designed buildings and spaces at numerous scales, from individual clients to educational institutions and private organizations to large and innovative residential neighborhoods applying state-of-the-art, cutting edge green technologies. Their work is recognized with numerous awards and publications, and they have designed one of the most important residential communities in the world; the North Neighborhood of Battery Park City in New York, the world’s first sustainably designed high-rise residential neighborhood. hMa’s work was critical in assisting their clients, Battery Park City Authority, to earn the 2010 Heritage Award for this project (only one Heritage Award is given each year). Recent projects include Infinity Chapel in Greenwich Village (AIA NY State Design Award, 2011), Won Dharma Center in upstate New York (AIANY Chapter Design Award, 2013) and the Bridge-Studio for residential clients Amhrein Swenson.
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Projects
Pratt Institute Residence Hall: Void Tower
Opened September 2021Residential · Brooklyn, NY
73,000 s.f. residence hall with vertical void courtyard, designed in collaboration with Cannon Design
Battery Park City Community Center
Completed June 2013Cultural · Battery Park City, NY
55,000 s.f. community center with 550-foot curved glass wall, LEED Gold certified
Won Dharma Center
Cultural · Upstate New York
AIANY Chapter Design Award, 2013
Infinity Chapel
Cultural · Greenwich Village, NY
AIA NY State Design Award, 2011
Juliana Curran Terian Pratt Pavilion
Cultural · Brooklyn, NY
9,000 s.f. pavilion with hand-finished stainless steel cladding
Bridge House/Studio
Residential
Ojai Bandshell
2002-2003Cultural · Ojai, California
3,300 s.f. shell with 1,800 s.f. support spaces
Holley House
Residential











