



The firm of Historic Building Architects, LLC (HBA) has one central mission: the high-quality restoration and adaptive use of important historic buildings in the public realm. Over the past 25 years, HBA has earned a national reputation for completing significant restoration projects, and garnered both National and State Preservation Awards. Key to the success of HBA is state-of-the-art historic and scientific research, and innovative yet practical design solutions that respect our environment, cultural heritage, and community. HBA’s work is primarily focused in the Mid-Atlantic/ Northeast region, but project sites may range from Maine to Florida. We have built a team of employees and consultants who care about and enjoy preservation work, with our technical staff all holding degrees in architecture and/or historic preservation. HBA is committed to creating designs and making repairs that will last at least 100 years, using carefully planned, forward-looking approaches that yield cultural, environmental, practical, and economic benefits. Our focus on material science and technology includes a Material Conservation Laboratory and a sUAS used for condition assessment work. As a firm on the cutting edge of communication, technology, and production in the field of historic preservation architecture, HBA is looking for like-minded young professionals who are eager to learn and be part of this expanding team.