HFG Architecture

Announcing our new brand: We Make Space for Care As a leader in healthcare design for 30 years, HFG Architecture is proud to unveil our new brand identity! This change is a reflection of our commitment to pioneering design solutions and creating exceptional spaces. “It’s about capturing the essence of our organization’s mission and growth,” said David Wright, AIA, ACHA. Check out our new website and read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gWp8w6wK

Happy Thanksgiving from HFG Architecture! We’re grateful for our incredible clients, dedicated team, and the opportunity to design spaces that inspire healing and hope. From our HFG Architecture family to yours, may your day be filled with joy, gratitude, and time with loved ones.

For three decades, HFG Architecture has been at the forefront of healthcare design, delivering spaces that inspire healing and innovation. With a team of 75 experts solely focused on healthcare, we’re committed to designing for care in every sense of the word. From concept to completion, our planning process is data-driven, industry-informed, and client-centered—ensuring your project is built to thrive for years to come. Healing begins in the details. Our interior design team crafts spaces that function beautifully and foster comfort, care, and connection. Let’s build the future of healthcare together.

We aim to create designs that honor today’s needs while enduring for generations. Our work reflects the balance of function and artistry. What’s a space that inspires you?

?? Happy National Rural Health Day! ?? At Farris Engineering, we're proud to support rural communities by designing advanced healthcare facilities that bring quality medical care closer to home. This #NationalRuralHealthDay, we're spotlighting our work on Citizens Health Medical Center, where our team is committed to creating safe, efficient, and welcoming spaces for patients and healthcare providers alike. Shown are current jobsite photos alongside our partner HFG Architecture’s renderings of this vital project. Together, we’re bridging gaps in healthcare access for rural areas and building spaces that support healing and community well-being. #FarrisEngineering #RuralHealth #BuildingHealthierCommunities #CitizensHealth

Our team is honored to receive the 2024 AIA EASTERN OKLAHOMA Design Award in Healthcare for the new Tenwek Cardiothoracic Hospital in Bomet, Kenya. Members of our Tulsa office (pictured: Bob Dotson, Meenakshi Krishnasamy, and Tyler Pyle) accepted the award on behalf of all our HFG team. ?? The AIAEOK jury recognized the importance of bringing accessible services to underserved communities: "The design of the project highlights local culture with its dramatic views and bold design feature of the chapel. An amazing asset for community and country, this project is a testimony to international collaboration, profound respect for local culture, and extraordinary pride from all stakeholders to do their best work."

Architecture in healthcare isn’t just about buildings — it’s about making space for care. Thoughtful design can reduce stress, improve recovery times, and foster a sense of safety and community. We approach healthcare projects with a deep understanding of how space, light, and functionality can directly impact wellbeing. By blending innovation with purpose, we’re crafting spaces that support the professionals working within them.

Nestled within a sprawling 140,000 sq. ft. site, the 9,100 sq. ft. Great Bend Clinic by Clara Barton Hospital embodies both innovation and a community-first approach to healthcare design. This state-of-the-art facility is built for flexibility, with spaces that adapt for different services on designated days. Thoughtfully designed for future growth, the clinic can expand to include up to 12 more exam rooms, 2 procedure rooms, and additional support spaces, ensuring it will evolve to meet the community’s needs. Initially planned as a renovation, the vision soon grew into new construction, offering heightened efficiency and adaptability. Today, the clinic stands ready to serve, featuring a modular configuration that enhances its flexibility. Designed with the community in mind, it also includes a ?-mile walking path for staff, patients, and community members to enjoy. Built for safety and comfort, the clinic combines brick, stucco, and a striking stone wall that unites the exterior and interior spaces. The main lobby and nursing station are filled with natural light, fostering a warm and healing environment for all who enter.

Architecture is the bridge between vision and reality. Craft and function merge to create spaces that serve, inspire, and endure. For us, designing healthcare spaces is an art that marries form and function to support patient care and improve outcomes.

We believe that architecture in healthcare is more than construction; it's a responsibility to create environments that uplift both patients and providers.