HORD COPLAN MACHT'S MASTER PLAN

Hord Coplan Macht director of design Chris Harvey says his organization is about not just placing a building on a site but how a building integrates with a neighborhood. Much of design today is truly mixed-use, little microcosms of a city, he says. That's why it's important that his firm has strong planning and landscape architecture studios, he says, as well as multi-disciplinary focuses on specific sectors like multifamily, healthcare, and education. HCM?s portfolio includes large mixed-use projects in DC and NoVa (an Alexandria branch opened recently to handle demand). Current trends: Chris' projects emphasize smaller and higher-design apartments with elegant common amenities inside and out. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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