Learn how wood can be used to create spaces that meet the hyper-hygienic needs of the COVID-19 era.

This week, we dive deeper into what remote work looks like for those who are responsible for our remote work technology.

Sarah Lawson, a senior permitting administrator here at HFA, explains what implications COVID-19 has had on project timing and permitting.

The impact of moving 257 employees to remote workspaces across the country seemed like a daunting task, and wasn’t without its hurdles.

This third and final blog in our Cooling + Ventilation series describes the steps to measure environmental heat factors.

HFA's insight to Cooling Options and Ventilation with Enhanced Air Speed.

A look into Scott West's self proclaimed art of Conducting building energy modeling.

Learn about what implications remote work has had on the entitlement process.

In this three part series on Cooling and Ventilation, learn about the requirements for creating a hazard free environment.

The Outlets of Des Moines needed to be more than a retail center – it needed to be a destination

The details are not the details - they make the design.

Giancarlo Botazzi is a structural engineer from Boston who learned how buildings failed on his way to succeed.

Like with each discipline at HFA, Interior Design works to integrate sustainability into the fabric of each project

HFA has welcomed another discipline into its A+E family - surveying - cue Jim Collins, Discipline Lead and Senior Land Surveyor

Jaime Castaneda, P.E. is a family man, electrical engineer and enthusiast of "current" events.