HDG Architecture

Poolside with HDG.
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In our Clovis House, the pool serves as an architectural element and an amenity. Reflecting rippling light onto the ceiling planes of the home, as the desert landscape creeps right up to its patio edge.
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The exterior of this residence stays enjoyable even through the heat of a Clovis summer, with deep overhangs offering a shaded ring of relief around the home - all elements considered by our team while designing our first home in the state of New Mexico.
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New climates create new challenges. And new designs.

HDG’s take on Pacific Northwest Modern on the Black Rock Golf Course.
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Developed in collaboration with Fries Construction, this home is positioned directly over the golf course, this home serves as a welcoming retreat for vacationers and golfers alike. With an on-site tee box and expansive outdoor kitchen, it’s built for summer days near the lake.
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Stay tuned for more images of the Black Rock Residence.

Overlooking five mountain peaks and the stunning Oregon landscape, HDG’s Three Sisters Residence is a study in simplified design.
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A wall of glass welcomes in the surrounding nature, while board-form concrete brings a rugged edge to a pulled-back interior.
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One of our many favorites. For obvious reasons.

Cease & Desist. A downtown speakeasy designed to feel like a secret worth keeping. Cozy, secluded, and just exclusive enough. HDG designed this space with deep finishes, layered textures, and moody lighting set the mood for delicious and curated cocktails.
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Stop by next time you’re in downtown Spokane, and visit Plunder Rum + Tapas Bar while you’re at it.

An Architect’s Travel Guide: Paris Edition
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Centre Pompidou: Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers’ inside-out masterpiece challenges everything about museum design. The exposed structure and vibrant pipes create chaotic energy, but the central atrium is incredibly thoughtful. Views across Paris from the upper galleries are unforgettable.
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Eglise Saint Sulpice: A quiet Left Bank refuge with soaring Gothic proportions and incredible natural light. A space where you can sit for hours and feel completely removed from the city’s pace.
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Terres de Cafe:A gem for coffee and sketching. Minimal aesthetic without feeling pretentious. Great escape from tourist crowds.
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Louvre Museum: A classic Paris visit. The glass pyramid by I.M. Pei sits boldly against centuries of classical architecture. Inside, the galleries are a masterclass in spatial sequencing.
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Philharmonie de Paris: Jean Nouvel’s undulating wood and metallic surfaces balance acoustical sophistication with accessibility. The plaza invites you in, and the interior delivers on every front.
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Musee de Quai Branly: A carefully choreographed journey through natural materials and soft light. Daylight and material choices create an intimate dialogue with the art, you’re experiencing objects, not just viewing them.
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Musee de Quai Branly: Lush, wild greenery wraps the structure and creates a living boundary between city and museum. The plantings soften impact while creating a transitional experience.
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Galaries Lafayette Haussmann: The iconic glass dome is stunning, but the real magic is layered Haussmann interiors opening into that soaring atrium. Ornate without feeling precious. Rooftop views unbeatable.
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Kith: Beautiful modern retail space that respects its Parisian context. Clean lines and thoughtful design show how contemporary architecture can live comfortably alongside history.