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HC Architecture Inc. is an architectural design firm based in Atlanta, Georgia with a primary focus in hospitality design, Conference Facilities, Higher Education and Adaptive Re-Use within the Southeastern United States. We are a highly motivated organization never satisfied with routine solutions for unique or complex problems.  We seek to stress the importance of creative and responsible problem solving that is driven by client communication and comprehensive team interaction.  We capitalize on our experience to provide creative design solutions that are responsive to operational needs with a thorough understanding of constructability issues and cost factors.

As the founders of HC Architecture, Tom Hogan and Mark Campis combine 58 years of experience in the practice of architecture out of a professional relationship that began in 1983. In this time, Mark and Tom have developed a balanced and complimentary set of skills that are the foundation for the exploration and development of each project at HC Architecture.

HC Architecture has the ability to draw experiences from a diverse mix of Hospitality, Conferencing, Mixed-Use, Institutional, Educational and Adaptive Reuse projects located around the Southeastern U.S. Our extensive background in the design and construction of hospitality projects has allowed us to develop significant relationships with many of the global names in the hotel Industry.  With this experience, HC Architecture has developed an extensive understanding of the unique operational and functional requirements involved in hotel, conference and educational industries.

THOMAS HOGAN, LEED AP
FOUNDING PARTNER, HC ARCHITECTURE INC.

Through the course of 29 years of practicing Architecture, Tom Hogan has developed keen management skills in the design and construction process on complex, multi-disciplined projects. Tom believes the key to a successful design is clear communication with all parties associated with a project, beginning with the Client. He is comfortable organizing large teams of des ignprofessionals and focusing their efforts to the common goal of the Client. Tom has developed extensive experience in the design of hotel and large assembly projects throughout a career that has focused nearly exclusively in the hospitality market. Hotel design is naturally complicated, involving many different functions and program elements that must maintain distinct relationships. Tom thoroughly understands the business of hotel operations which is critical to creating an efficient hotel design. Tom has fostered mutually beneficial relationships with many international hotel companies including Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt, IHG, and Starwood. Through these relationships, Tom has maintained a good feel for the pulse and current trends in design and technology that are a consideration for all hotel, exhibit and conferencing designs at HC Architecture.

MARK CAMPIS, LEED AP
FOUNDING PARTNER, HC ARCHITECTURE INC.

Mark Campis brings a diverse architectural background to the Hogan Campis team. Since graduating from Auburn University College of Architecture in 1983, Mark has accumulated experience designing and executing a wide variety of project types including Conference Centers, Hotels, Office, Educational, Retail, Historic Preservation, Adaptive Re-use, and Institutional building types. This broad range of exposure has helped Mark to develop a broad and comprehensive approach to creative problem solving and the collaborative efforts required to shape each project. As a Principal of HC Architecture, Mark ensures that each project achieves success from initial design through construction with an integrated concept of quality control. Mark believes that each project must start with clearly defined goals and objectives that help to steer the decision making process. Mark firmly believes that the unique restrictions and opportunities that come with each individual project and location, combined with a balancing the program and budget requirements can always yield results that are unique to that particular project.