Hickok Cole wins a 2018 US Forest Service Wood Innovation grant
May 16, 2018
UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE — Today USDA Forest Service Interim Chief Vicki Christiansen announced the award of almost $8 million to expand and accelerate wood…
D.C. Architects Envision Timber Skyscraper for Philly
May 11, 2018
CURBED PHILADELPHIA — If the Philly skyline brings to mind one thing, it’s glass—and lots of it. From the Comcast Center to the two Liberty Palaces, many of…
D.C. Architects Want to Build a Timber Skyscraper in Philadelphia
PHILLY VOICE — “When you think of a skyscraper, you’re usually dealing with steel or concrete,” said Sean McTaggart, project architect at Hickok Cole. “The…
Fast Company 2018 World Changing Ideas finalist
April 17, 2018
FAST COMPANY — Hickok Cole Architects’ master plan for Kingman and Heritage Islands has been named a finalist in the Urban Design category. World Changing Ideas…
Hickok Cole Demonstrates the Viability of Mass Timber High-Rise in the US
March 22, 2018
DESIGNBOOM — Skyscrapers are iconic signifiers of innovation and prosperity in the United States, and yet the extraction of the building materials for steel and concrete has been…
Making room for Millennial families
January 30, 2018
DC POLICY CENTER — Will Millennials stay in the District when they start a family? D.C. policymakers have been fighting for decades to get young people…
The Best Things To Do in Richmond, Virginia
December 4, 2017
CNN — What’s better than the delicious Alpine-inspired food at Brenner Pass in Scott’s Addition? Seeing it, and our similarly-inspired design, mentioned in CNN Travel’s best…
The Art of Giving : A Splash of Relief
November 2, 2017
As Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria approached the Gulf Coast and Caribbean Islands in the months of August and September, communities and families from Texas…
Art Night 2017 raises $120,000 for Washington Project for the Arts
October 20, 2017
Washington’s art patrons and buyers packed the Georgetown, DC offices of Hickok Cole Architects for Art Night 2017 on Thursday, October 19th. Curators Rachel Schmidt…