Work That Speaks for Itself

Westbrook Real Estate Partners engaged H&M Design Group to lead the full design documentation of a 14-storey mixed-use development in Austin's rapidly expanding East Side district. Alongside the build, they needed a structured pre-sales strategy to secure commercial tenants before construction commenced.

• Delivered concept through technical documentation across a 22-week design program, coordinating with Austin's Development Services Department on all planning submissions
• Designed a 14-storey mixed-use scheme totaling 187,000 sq ft, comprising ground-floor retail, four floors of Class-A office space, and nine floors of premium residential units
• Built a full Salesforce sales pipeline with automated lead nurture sequences, deal-stage tracking, and a commercial buyer portal, enabling the Westbrook sales team to manage 200+ active prospects simultaneously
• Coordinated structural, MEP, and civil engineering consultant packages through permit submission, achieving zero design-related resubmission requests

Pacific Healthcare Group commissioned H&M Design Group to deliver a 115,000 sq ft multi-building medical campus on Seattle's Northgate corridor. The brief required LEED Gold certification, strict budget adherence, and a phased delivery schedule to allow the client to operate existing facilities through construction.

• Produced full construction document sets across three building phases, coordinating mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural consultants within a single documentation schedule
• Integrated LEED Gold compliance requirements from schematic design through permit documentation, including energy modeling, materials selection, and commissioning documentation
• Managed RFI and submittal workflows throughout the construction phase, processing 340+ RFIs against a zero-overrun cost target
• Delivered phased permit packages to King County ahead of each construction milestone, achieving approval on first submission for all three phases

Cascade Hospitality Group needed design documentation and a digital marketing strategy for a 78-key boutique hotel adaptive reuse project in Denver's RiNo Arts District. The brief combined concept-through-permit design with a pre-opening marketing campaign targeting independent travelers and corporate accounts.

• Delivered full adaptive reuse design documentation for the 78-key property, converting a 1920s warehouse into a boutique hotel while retaining the original structural character
• Produced 3D renderings and investor-grade visualization packages that secured the final round of equity financing before construction commencement
• Built and launched a pre-opening digital marketing campaign across Google, Meta, and email, generating 1,200+ direct booking inquiries before the property opened
• Coordinated the Denver Community Planning department approval process including historic preservation review, achieving approval without design modification requests