Iwo Jima Memorial - Washington, D.C.

Elephant Community Center - Washington, D.C.

Kennedy Center - Washington, D.C.

The Pentagon - Arlington, VA

White House Press Room - Washington, D.C.

National Native American Veteran's Memorial

Trust the HSU experience that renovated the White House Press Corps, restored the Marine Corps War Memorial-Iwo Jima, transformed the Smithsonian Institution’s Elephant Center, and performed construction services to US Consulates around the world.

— Entrusted to work on our nation’s most treasured landmarks —

Depend on HSU to bring a passion for building with a Commitment to Excellence to construct your most treasured project.

HSU has successfully completed numerous assignments directly for the U.S. Department of State, Office of Overseas Buildings Operations.

Our international assignments represent the best of American Government and culture of each nation. Our high-profile projects represent the Government’s functional and changing needs in secure environments. Current and past projects such as new construction, renovations, security initiatives, as well as mechanical and electrical efforts have taken HSU into 25 countries on five continents.

Our international projects preserve history and ensure the government facilities are secure around the world.

HSU Celebrates 25 Years

2019 marked HSU's 25th year of delivering award-winning projects to our clients in the commercial real estate, corporate, government, arts & entertainment, and nonprofit sectors. We would like to thank all of our clients for their trust in us throughout our many years of service to them. We look forward to the upcoming projects and a successful future with our clients.

National Native American Veterans Memorial

HSU is honored to announce that we have been awarded the Smithsonian National Native American Veterans Memorial project. This memorial is meant to honor those who devote themselves to defending our nation—many Americans are unaware of the exceptional military service performed by Native Americans.

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian and HSU are spearheading the charge to recognize the dedication and sacrifice of not only all veterans, but Native American Veterans as well. We are thrilled to be a part of such a rewarding project. Our scheduled delivery is October 31, 2020 in time for the Grand Opening on November 11, 2020.