At HSU Builders, we take pride in creating inclusive, safe, and supportive spaces that foster health and well-being. That's why we are proud to partner with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on its Safe Zone program, which aims to foster inclusive, affirming, and secure workplaces, particularly for LGBTQ+ employees.

HSU Builders recently completed a powerful installation at the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM): Bridge, a sculpture by Glenn Kaino that honors Olympic gold medalist Tommie Smith’s iconic raised-fist protest for human rights at the 1968 Olympic Games. In anticipation of the Paris 2024 Olympics, SAAM unveiled this long-term tribute to Smith’s courage and legacy.

HSU Builders was founded in 1994 by entrepreneur Walter HSU. Initially, the company focused on residential historic preservation and the development of small real estate projects in Montgomery County, Maryland. Today, HSU has become a leading full-service contractor entrusted to work on our nation’s most treasured landmarks, including memorials, federal facilities, and diplomatic outposts worldwide.

HSU Builders is honored to have played a key role in bringing the Smithsonian National Native American Veterans Memorial to life. 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.