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Hannah Hirzel

Architect (she/her)

Architect | Oregon

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Since joining Holst in 2019, Hannah has continued to gain experience in the industry and further develop her skills in communicating design ideas to a wide range of clients and stakeholders.  Her experience ranges in scale, consisting of multi-family housing, higher education and preschool facilities, and healthcare projects, among others. Hannah is passionate about design contextually rooted in community and working closely with her team to meet project goals.

Most recently, Hannah has been working on the Washington County Center for Addiction Triage & Treatment Beaverton Recovery Center (BRC). In conjunction with the Washington County Center for Addiction Triage & Treatment Hillsboro Recovery Center, the BRC will provide comprehensive addiction treatment services.

Education

Master of Architecture, University of Oregon, 2019

Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Ohio State University, 2016

Affiliations

Architects in Schools Volunteer, 2019 – 2020

University of Oregon Design Student Union Vice President, 2018 – 2019

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