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HKS

Also known as: HKS, Inc., HKS Architects

Active

Completed Cosm Dallas and Cosm Los Angeles (both 2024); won the 2024 AIA Architecture Award for SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park; active project pipeline and news coverage on hksinc.com through 2026. (verified 2026-07-18)

HKS is a Dallas-based international architecture firm founded in 1939 by Harwood K. Smith, with more than 1,400 staff across offices worldwide. It is one of the leading sports-and-entertainment architecture practices in the US, credited with AT&T Stadium, SoFi Stadium, U.S. Bank Stadium, American Airlines Center, and the Cosm immersive-dome entertainment venues, alongside performing-arts venues including YouTube Theater and the Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts.

HeadquartersDallas, TX
Other officesLos Angeles, CA; New York, NY; Atlanta, GA
Founded1939
RolesArchitecture, Master Planning
Websitehttps://www.hksinc.com

Projects (16)

ProjectVenueRoleYear
Halperin Park Halperin Park Architecture 2026
Falcon Stadium Fan Experience Falcon Stadium Architecture 2025
Cosm Dallas Cosm Dallas Architecture 2024
Cosm Los Angeles Cosm Los Angeles Architecture 2024
Environmental Graphics, Theming & Interactive Technology MU Children's Hospital Architecture 2024
YouTube Theater YouTube Theater Architecture, Environmental Graphics & Wayfinding 2021
Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts Architecture 2020
Globe Life Field Globe Life Field Architecture 2020
SoFi Stadium SoFi Stadium Architecture 2020
Renovation American Family Fields of Phoenix Architecture 2019
Experiential Branding and Donor Recognition Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital Architecture 2019
Pacific Plaza Park Pavilion Pacific Plaza Architecture 2019
Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium & Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village (Phase I-II) Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium Architecture, Master Planning 2017
U.S. Bank Stadium U.S. Bank Stadium Architecture 2016
AT&T Stadium AT&T Stadium Architecture 2009
American Airlines Center American Airlines Center Architecture 2001

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