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Hungry Architecture is a full-service spatial design collaborative promoting meaning and ethical purpose through environmental design.

We use research and speculation to advocate and execute critical design of the built environment.

26/02/2025

We’re excited to share that Hungry Architecture, in collaboration with Community Design Studio, is starting the year with a new project—an interior renovation for a fire station focused on improving flexibility, wellness, and inclusivity for its personnel.

Our work begins with the station’s original drawings, allowing us to thoughtfully reimagine key spaces. The renovation will enhance dormitories, create gender-inclusive facilities, and add a dedicated wellness space. CDS will lead early visioning, while Hungry Architecture will oversee design development and implementation.

Looking forward to sharing more of what we’re working on in 2025.

03/09/2022

Sun sets and project site visits

12/02/2022

Always honored to be asked to participate in the domi community. We spoke to an MSU domicology course consisting of mostly construction management majors for a discussion on the benefits of architecture, design, construction and social work (a la .satori ) becoming a unified team.

28/08/2021

What do you get when you mix a defunct salon + spa space, and ? West Michigan’s first collaborative dance space for aerial and non-aerial artists and athletes. Check out their page for the latest and greatest in the world of ….

🔸Pole Dance & Fitness
🔸Yoga
🔸Strength & Conditioning/Guided 🔸Fitness
🔸Flexibility
🔸Contemporary & Modern Dance
🔸Liquid Motion
🔸Dance Fusion

We are so excited to design a welcoming space where MMC founders Hannah and Paige will offer these amazing experiences and opportunities to our awesome community.

#2022 +HA

28/06/2021

HA welcomes Emily Wilber and Josilyn Welch to our design team! Emily and Josilyn will be heading design efforts in the high-tech renovation and fit out for the international HQ of Micro-LAM in Portage, MI. Emily is a senior in the WMU interior design program interested in branding + commercial workplace design. Josilyn is a junior in the WMU interior design program interested in hospitality design with a focus in biophilia. Both are wonderful, budding designers and we are excited to have them on board! .wilber .summer

21/06/2021

Hello friends - it has been a while! We’ve been busy with some incredible projects. Now it is time to bring on some incredible people. Stay tuned this week for the announcement of our two new design assistants.

18/07/2019

Preparing design files to go out to a custom marble countertop fabricator. This vanity is special because we sloped the bottom of the marble built-in sink basin at the perfect angle to eliminate splash and flow seamlessly into a hidden infinity drain along the basin’s back edge. It’ll be beautiful with a wall mounted open stream trough faucet installed on the counter‘s backsplash. Flanked by cabinets made from reclaimed wood and finished with complimenting veneers. (The square opening on the bottom of the right hand cabinet is for a hidden cat litter box). Clients wanted a cat box next to the toilet for an old, obese cat who refuses to go anywhere else. We’re designing a door to replace the opening once the... how do we say this lightly.... litter box is no longer needed. Did we mention the lighted Kohler mirror with Alexa? ..... “Alexa, play relaxing music for cats.” @ Grand Rapids, Michigan

12/03/2019

We are thrilled to announce the newest team member: Oculus Rift! We earned an Innovation Grant that will supply us with top of the line VR equipment to continue integrating VR into the practice in new + intriguing ways, as well as introducing it into college curriculum.

10/03/2019

We’re flattered to be featured on the social media of Charrette Venture Group ! Go check us out!

01/03/2019

Last year, we published an article in exposing issues related to pollution. The toxic epidemic is largely caused by factory farm runoff and contamination. Land use and zoning ordinances have pushed large “farming” facilities towards the edges, meaning bordering and surrounding Lake Erie. The government has been financially helping to clean the lake. At the same time, the government also distributes SUBSTANTIAL subsidies to the very same factory farms to thrive, with no requirement for environmental impacts......... This is a screenshot from The Guardian, but this story is circulating many outlets. The article quotes, “Now the “rights of nature” movement is already spreading from the midwest to the rest of the US. Organizers behind the vote say they have heard from representatives of communities in Silicon Valley, counties around Salt Lake City in Utah, citizens of states surrounding the Chesapeake Bay and cities along the Atlantic coast in Maine. “

22/02/2019

We just found out exciting news! Hungry Architecture is one of six national architecture practices to make it to the semi-finals of the 2019 Business Plan Competition by Charrette Venture Group. CVG invests and promotes businesses born from effective planning with innovative business strategies for success. We are thrilled to be along on this ride!

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