Programming – assist client in gathering data to define the building's vision, purpose, functions, and relationships.

Master Planning – the comprehensive analysis and use identification for large or complex properties.

Site Planning – planning and coordination of civil engineering, environmental engineering, and landscape architecture components of the project.

Design Concepts – the creative delineation of colors, materials, proportions, and compositions for inspired architecture.

Construction Documents – the site plans, floor plans, elevations and construction details published as a means for the general contractor to complete the project as designed.

Construction Administration - the process of assisting the owner and contractor in the interpretation of the construction documents and presence on the construction site to review progress.

Space Planning – the design and analysis of interior functions including people circulation, placement of furnishings, and features to carry out the building's intended use.

Tenant Improvements – the design and creation of construction documents for interior spaces such as offices, shops, and other commercial uses.

Interior Design – the identification of colors, materials, fabrics, fixtures, and furnishings to complement the architectural design.

Design/Build – Hirsch Architects encourages the close collaboration between architect and general contractor and is open to the team approach to delivery systems.