Hummel Architects PLLC

A few members of our team were proud to join Tamarack Grove Engineering's Clays for a Cause event last week in support of the ACE Mentor Program and other local organizations making a difference in our community.

It was a great day of friendly competition, connection, and supporting the next generation of AEC professionals. Thanks to everyone who made the event possible!

As the academic year wraps up, we’re reflecting on the first year of student life at Boise State’s Syringa Hall.

Designed to support first-year student success, the project responds to a key challenge: creating a living environment that fosters connection, eases the transition to campus life, and integrates seamlessly with its surroundings.

Syringa Hall addresses this through a combination of modern amenities, thoughtfully designed community spaces, and shared lounges—many with sweeping views—along with direct access to the Boise River and Greenbelt. Together, these elements create opportunities for both connection and relaxation.

Over the past year, more than 400 first-year students have called Syringa Hall home. The project demonstrates how thoughtful student housing design can enhance the campus experience while supporting long-term institutional goals—and we’re thrilled to see it pay off.

Cheers to 4 years at Hummel to one of our talented Interior Designers, Kristen!

In the last four years, Kristen has brought her design skills and eye for detail to a wide range of projects, playing a key role in shaping thoughtful, functional interiors. She has been especially instrumental on our St. Luke’s Downtown Campus project—a long-term effort that will have a lasting impact on the Treasure Valley community.

Kristen’s favorite part of her role is combining creativity with problem-solving to help clients bring their vision to life. We’re grateful for her talent, dedication and the positive energy she brings to our team.

Please join us in congratulating her on this milestone!