Commercial
Our commercial work encompasses all projects that serve within the public domain. Working with both private clientele and state agencies our commercial projects include corporate headquarters for banks and law offices, retail and business offices, museums, restaurants and pubs, schools and worship facilities.
Residential
Our residences depict our love of indigenous architecture. HDG has incorporated its own modern spin on the classic cracker and traditional farmhouse styles.
Master Planning
Our master planning is a major part of our process of design. Our many projects include parks and recreation areas, multi-office complexes, urban plazas, city parks, soccer complexes, as well as historical sites.
Interior Design
As a component of our architecture our staff bring years of experience to the creation of interior spaces. Our interior space renovations include restaurants, offices buildings, banks, and schools.
Historic
Our historical renovation and preservation work include 100+ year old churches, schools, railroad depots, museums, and old hotel/resort sites.
Coastal
Coastal projects require a unique approach to the design resolution. HDG welcomes the opportunity to work on the beautiful Gulf Coast. Our coastal projects include restaurants, clubhouses, residential complexes, residential, structures for parks and recreation areas.
Our Team
Logan Kelley
Architectural Intern
Alexandra Watson
Architectural Intern
Isaac Potter
CAD Technician
The Hammond Design Group (HDG) is an architectural / landscape architectural team of professionals based in Tallahassee, Florida. HDG was founded by Bret Hammond in February 2000. Having worked at several differing firms; Bret was determined to establish a firm on the tenant of client involvement and a quality of product.
Our staff of design professionals range in expertise from architecture, landscape architecture and construction.
Check out some of our stock floor plans!
We have various types of stock plans including but not limited to: Residential, Coastal, Commercial, and Municipal.
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Recent Posts
SPRING CLEANING TIPS FROM 50 ARCHITECTS AND INSPIRING DESIGNERS
WRITTEN BY: SHANELLE REESE, ARCHITECT INTERN HAPPY SPRING READERS. This year spring falls on March 20 and will end on June 21. If you haven’t already done your spring cleaning now is the time to do it! So, with our help at Hammond Design Group we went and asked not one, not two, but fifty […]
ZWINGER PALACE
WRITTEN BY: SHANELLE REESE, ARCHITECTURAL INTERN This week at Hammond Design Group we found a building in our 50/50 archives that we couldn’t resist to share with our readers. Can you imagine a building that was actually suppose to be a garden? Well we can! The Zwinger Palace. The word Zwinger isn’t just a fancy […]
THE EIFFEL TOWER
WRITTEN BY: SHANELLE REESE, ARCHITECTURAL INTERN This week at Hammond Design Group we wanted to celebrate the month of love by presenting a piece of architecture that comes from the country of love, and this building is The Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is built almost entirely of iron. This metal construction stands about […]
MACHU PICCHU
This week at Hammond Design Group we are getting back to our 50 Architects/Buildings you should know. We took a short break from this due to the holiday season, but we are back up and running. To start our series back off we decided to break the ice with Machu Picchu. What is Machu Picchu […]
LEED CERTIFIED HOME
This week at Hammond Design Group we wanted to focus in on what a LEED Certified Home is, and why to design your home to be LEED Certified. LEED is known as the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design which is the certification program for green building. This certification is designed to be flexible to […]
HOLIDAY SHOPPING FOR AN ARCHITECT?
‘Tis the season to be jolly, Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la! Tis the season to give. Do you have an architect that you need to buy a gift for? At Hammond Design Group we are going to help our readers shop for an architect. Architects are not very easy to […]
