HCMA Architecture + Design is an architecture firm founded in 1976 in Vancouver, Canada, by Roger Hughes. Initially named Roger Hughes Architects, it evolved into a renowned firm known for its interdisciplinary approach and commitment to social and environmental innovation.
Specializing in community facilities, public spaces, and urban projects, HCMA goes beyond aesthetics, integrating sustainability, accessibility, and social well-being. Notable projects include the Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre, the Terry Fox Theatre, and the Vancouver Fire Hall No. 15, all emphasizing energy efficiency and innovation.
The firm promotes collaboration with external disciplines, such as art and social sciences, to design more inclusive and resilient spaces. It also drives research on equity and sustainability in urban design.
With offices in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Victoria, HCMA remains a leading name in Canadian architecture, blending creativity and social responsibility to improve urban life.
Principals
Carl-Jan Rupp
Darryl Condon
Karen Marler
Melissa Higgs
Michael Henderson
Paul Fast
Stuart Rothnie
Founding Partner
Roger Hughes
