We love science. At HERA, we enhance scientific discovery and client productivity through the creation of optimal laboratory environments. That’s our mission.
As architects who are also lab planners and designers, we have a deep understanding of trends, issues and best practices that shape laboratory environments. We bring that knowledge and commitment to every project we touch.
What does that mean for our clients and partner firms? Together, we will innovate and explore ideas to ensure all your project needs are met.
With five primary markets – academic, clinical, forensic, government and R&D – our combined experience from hundreds of projects totals more than 25 million square feet in laboratory space alone. Our depth of experience allows us to examine new ideas in laboratory planning and design, while evaluating them against our previous experience for best practices.
Founded in 1996, we are a certified Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (MBE) and Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB).
We are pleased to announce the expansion of our westward presence with the opening of an office in San Diego. This new location broadens our geographic footprint and strengthens HERA’s ability to serve clients and teaming partners throughout the western region. Have an opportunity to share, or just like to say hello? Contact Laboratory Planner Luis Villanueva […]
We are again continuing with our annual holiday tradition of donating to nonprofits selected by our employees. This year we proudly support: • The Carter Center – supports the mission of waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope around the world • Detention Watch Network – a national coalition aimed at abolishing immigration detention in […]
Big news: We’re thrilled to announce the promotion of Laboratory Planner Taisha Griffith to Associate! Taisha joined HERA laboratory planners eight years ago, bringing with her 15 years of laboratory planning and architectural experience for federal government clients including National Institutes of Health and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. In her time at […]