HED

Advancing your world…by design

Innovative design solutions to complex facility issues require broad-based technical expertise and a collaborative design approach. Harley Ellis Devereaux’s full-service capabilities provides clients with single-source responsibility. In addition to our core architecture and engineering services, we offer specialty consulting services, including sustainability and net zero energy design; facility commissioning; and forensic facility planning and design.

Our team understands the value of interdisciplinary discovery, knowledge sharing and customer-focused decision making. Our solutions are comprehensive, and address your business, facility and economic objectives.

Please visit www.hed.design for recent experience and additional information.

Contact

Louis Hartman, P.E.

26913 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, MI 48034-3476
United States

Phone

248-262-1500

lhartman@hed.design

In the News

University of Michigan - Ford Motor Company Robotics Building

University of Michigan Opens Ford Motor Company Robotics Building

Published 4/2/2021

The University of Michigan opened the $75 million Ford Motor Company Robotics Building in March of 2021 in Ann Arbor. As the new home of the U-M Robotics Institute, the 134,000-sf facility provides the College of Engineering with collaborative R&D labs, maker spaces, high-bay research areas, a three-story fly zone for autonomous aerial vehicles, a Mars yard for rover and lander prototyping, and an outdoor obstacle course for walking robots.

University of California, Irvine - Health Sciences Complex

University of California, Irvine Begins Construction on Health Sciences Complex

Published 11/20/2020

The University of California, Irvine began construction on a $134 million health sciences complex in October of 2020. Designed by The S/L/A/M Collaborative and HED, the project will enhance synergies between the disciplines of medicine, nursing, population health, and pharmacy to deliver a dynamic pedagogy of team-based care. Supporting an innovative curriculum based on integrative health, the complex is expected to be a national model for the future of interprofessional education.