HOK has named Peter Glasson design principal for its Southeast U.S. practice based in Washington, D.C.; Maren Moegel as regional leader of Planning based in San Francisco; and Alex Burkholder as practice leader for the Seattle studio.<\/p>\n
The appointments strengthen HOK\u2019s ability to serve clients across the U.S. through design leadership, planning expertise and operational excellence.<\/p>\n
Peter Glasson<\/a>, AIA, NCARB, is the design principal for HOK\u2019s Southeast U.S. practice, leading the design direction for the Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Tampa and Miami studios. He guides\u00a0multidisciplinary\u00a0teams\u00a0in delivering sustainable, design-forward solutions that transform client vision into built reality.<\/p>\n Glasson is known for his collaborative approach with clients and project teams to create authentic, context-driven environments. His\u00a0award-winning\u00a0portfolio\u00a0spans\u00a0federal courthouses, justice centers,\u00a0governmental headquarters,\u00a0commercial offices,\u00a0advanced manufacturing\u00a0campuses,\u00a0transit-oriented\u00a0developments\u00a0and complex transportation projects, including Brightline Miami Central and Denver Union Station.\u00a0He has also designed\u00a0academic\u00a0facilities for\u00a0the\u00a0U.S. Air Force Academy and U.S. Naval Academy.<\/p>\n Maren Moegel<\/a>, LEED AP, PMP, leads HOK\u2019s Planning group across the western United States. With more than 25 years of experience, she brings diverse stakeholder groups together to develop planning strategies that reflect local culture while supporting vibrant communities.<\/p>\n Her portfolio includes mixed-use and transit-oriented developments, urban residential areas, cultural destinations, and entertainment and innovation districts in the U.S., Europe, Central America and the Middle East.\u00a0She is a member of the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association and KIT Link, a collaboration between the San Francisco Bay Area and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. She also serves as a guest speaker, studio and thesis reviewer at UC Berkeley\u2019s urban design program.<\/p>\n