HHL Architects (Hamilton Houston Lownie Architects, LLC) of Buffalo

HHL Architects (Hamilton Houston Lownie Architects, LLC) of Buffalo is an architect in Buffalo, NY. This idea-driven, award-winning architectural and planning design firm provides relevant designs and dynamic solutions to clients in Western New York and beyond. The firm maintains a 5.00 rating.

Since opening its doors in 1969, HHL Architects has focused on improving the quality of architecture in the local region, eventually expanding into national and international projects. The firm's diverse portfolio includes historic restorations, such as Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House and the Kleinhans Music Hall, as well as modern developments like the Food Hall at Hamburg and the Buffalo Museum of Science Entry Plaza Restoration. Their expertise spans various sectors, including residential, commercial, healthcare planning, and cultural/civic projects, with notable work on the Humphrey Nature Center at Letchworth State Park and the MASH Urgent Care Centers.

The firm is located on Allen Street in the Allentown neighborhood. It is situated near the El Buen Amigo Latin American Cultural Center and the Theatre of the Youth, and is a short distance from the public artwork titled The Alphabet Doesn't Need To Be In Order and the Delaware Avenue main road.

HHL Architects is recognized for its long-term client relationships and its history of delivering award-winning architectural and planning designs. The firm stands as a trusted resource for complex projects ranging from historic preservation to large-scale commercial and educational developments.

With a legacy of excellence dating back to 1969, HHL Architects continues to provide impactful architectural solutions for the Buffalo community and the wider world.