Interior Design Collective: Branded Interiors - HPA

INTERIOR DESIGN COLLECTIVE BRANDED INTERIORS

225 NORTH ELIZABETH

ALBION EVANSTON

OLD TOWN PARK

RANDOLPH TOWER

GOOD AMBLER

SPRINKLES CUPCAKES

811 UPTOWN

ALBION OAK PARK

315 WEST WALTON ESSEX ON THE PARK

CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB ALBION MUSIC ROW

AMLI LOFTS

ICROSSING OFFICE

T3 WEST MIDTOWN

ALBION IN THE GULCH

OUR STORY

It all started in 1987 in the Fulton Market when it was an active meat packing district in the middle of Chicago. Founded by Ray Hartshorne and Jim Plunkard, Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture is inspired by the power that buildings have to positively contribute to the economic, social and environmental fabric of urban communities.

We are innovative designers who share a common sensibility toward placemaking and the resourcefulness to drive projects forward - from challenging, complex building rehabilitations of desolate landmarked structures, to compelling new developments that set the bar for sustainability and marketplace success.

Our portfolio spans the innovative reuse of time-worn historic buildings, cutting edge skyscrapers and multi-purpose projects that revive postindustrial destinations.

Transforming the way people live, work, and play

...CONTINUING THE STORY INSIDE

HPA Interiors is an award-winning interior design team that excels at placemaking. We curate exquisite environments that are borne from thoughtful consideration of a space - its history, structure and opportunities to celebrate. These unique qualities inform our design vision, which integrates an authentic, contextual experience with a modern point of view. At HPA, we plan and design multi-dimensional layered interiors that reflect personality, brand, and function. Our concepts are seamlessly integrated with the overall architecture and site history to deliver a unified, cohesive design.

STEP ONE: RESEARCH SITE LOCATION AND HISTORY

STEP TWO: PROGRAMMING AND CONCEPT

STEP THREE: DESIGN AND DOCUMENTATION

BIOPHILIC AND SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

HPA is inspired to create efficient, long-lasting structures with minimal environmental impact. Collaborating with our clients and design team members, we find creative yet realistic solutions to make projects more sustainable without compromising budget, schedule or design intent. By integrating biophilic design principles, we connect people and nature within the built environment – while also designing for longevity and flexibility.

CUSTOM LIGHTING

Lighting opens up the possibilities to set a specific mood, evoke emotion and create a memorable experience. Fixtures can be theatrically inspired, serving as centerpieces that can dramatically draw attention in a space, or as secondary layers to highlight points of interest. Custom lighting responds to the unique needs of a project, allowing for greater flexibility in design and placement.

MILLWORK, FF&E AND ARTWORK

Distinctive designs and individualized details contribute to the personalization of a space. Custom millwork adds architectural detailing, delivering both functionality and a cohesive, integrated appearance. Furniture plays a crucial role in organizing and defining the spatial layout. Meanwhile, artwork and accessories contribute visual interest, supporting the overall aesthetic, theme and style.

ESSEX ON THE PARK

Chicago, Illinois

TYPE: MULTI FAMILY

AREA: 509,589 SF

HEIGHT: 620’-0”, 56 STORIES

CLIENT: OXFORD CAPITAL GROUP

Essex on the Park, the first new building to be constructed along Chicago’s landmark South Michigan Avenue Streetwall since 1958, marries a dynamic aesthetic and polished biophilic design with natural tones and finishes. The sleek lobby, accented by the geometric lines of a custom grid-like lighting installation, is contrasted with the four-story Winter Garden that provides a perpetual summer refuge.

LOBBY

AMLI LOFTS

CHICAGO, IL

TYPE: MULTI FAMILY

UNIT COUNT: 398

CLIENT: Amli

A stylish, upscale lifestyle development in Chicago’s South Loop is redefining loft living with spaces that exude urban chic. The 398-unit property is comprised of two new L-shaped buildings connected by a walkway. The developer retained the design team to create amenity and common-area spaces that complemented the loft aesthetic of the apartment units. Exposed finishes, luxurious textures and patterns, and accents of color appeal to the target marker of young professionals and families.

FRONT DESK

ALBION IN THE GULCH

Chicago, Illinois

TYPE: MULTI FAMILY

AREA: 411,000 SF

HEIGHT: 270’-0”, 20 STORIES

CLIENT: ALBION RESIDENTIAL

At Albion in the Gulch, musical expression is a motif of its interior direction, befitting its Nashville location. It’s figuratively expressed in the niches and soft curves, wood-wrapped columns and tamboured paneling of the sophisticated lobby, and literally underscored in the performance stage of the entertainment lounge amenity. Boldly patterned wall and floor treatments, statement light fixtures, and subtle placemaking details create comfortable spaces for immersive, community-building experiences.

CUSTOM WALLCOVERING

CONCIERGE DESK

LOBBY LEASING AND RETAIL BAR

T3 WEST MIDTOWN Atlanta, Georgia

TYPE: SINGLE TENANT OFFICE

AREA: 200,000 SF

HEIGHT: 85’-0”, 7 STORIES

CLIENT: HINES

To craft a building that considered the site’s industrial heritage and the client’s objective of attracting high-tech commercial tenants, mass timber was the clear choice for T3 West Midtown. Located on the grounds of the former Atlantic Steel Mill, this boutique office building is designed with exposed timber columns and ceilings, open plans, and expansive windows. The warmth of wood surrounds the latest in technical capabilities, and offers the capacity to accommodate future innovations.

CUSTOM BANQUETTE

ALBION EVANSTON

Evanston, Illinois

TYPE: MULTI FAMILY

AREA: 322,000 SF

HEIGHT: 164’-0”, 16 STORIES

CLIENT: ALBION RESIDENTIAL

The sinuous and sculptural form of Albion Evanston’s 16-story tower is matched by fresh interiors inspired by the lake and natural materials, and Mid-Century Modern geometric patterns and colors. In the lobby, wood slats details accent the ceiling and walls to add warmth and visual interest. The entertaining lounge is demarcated by a tiled rug, and highlighted by fanciful circle swings, trapezoidal-shaped seating pods, and a decorative firepit.

CUSTOM MILLWORK

DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN

CUSTOM SWINGS

GOOD AMBLER

Chicago, Illinois

TYPE: RETAIL

AREA: 3,775 SF

HEIGHT: 1 STORY

CLIENT: MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL

A global snack food company relocated its global headquarters to 905 W. Fulton in Chicago’s historic meat-packing district. HPA provided architectural design of the base building as well as interior design of the entrance lobby and Good Ambler café. Original materials were saved and re-used where possible, including masonry walls and concrete floors, while the ceilings were left exposed. A sinuous S-shaped counter integrates conveyor-belt rollers, a playful homage to the packaged baked goods and snacks for which the client is best known. The counter terminates at the chocolatier station, where chefs make handmade chocolates atop a marble slab. The open kitchen is visible throughout the café, giving patrons a first-hand view of the pastry-making process.

LOUNGE SEATING

CUSTOM BANQUETTE

DISTINCTIONS

Chicago Athletic Association Hotel

AIA Chicago, Design Excellence Award - Interior Architecture

Sprinkles Flagship

AIA Chicago, Design Excellence Award - Interior Architecture

AMLI Lofts

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award - First Place, Hospitality Design

IIDA Illinois, RED Award – Hospitality Design

Albion Evanston

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award – First Place, Multifamily Amenity Space

Essex on the Park

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award - First Place, Hospitality Design

Jones Chicago

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award - First Place, Hospitality Design

Good Ambler, 905 W. Fulton

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award – First Place, Retail Design

HPA Office, 232 N. Carpenter

ASID Illinois, Design Excellence Award – First Place, Best Retro Interior Design

811 Uptown

IIDA Illinois, RED Award – Multi-Unit Housing

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