We continually strive to design projects that create a positive impact on the community, and, when appropriate, preserve existing resources. Here are a few of the projects we currently have “on the boards”.

FisherHeck, Inc., is recognized for its expertise in the design and construction administration of new buildings and the preservation of historic structures. The firm specializes in the following areas: religious architecture, historic preservation, education/institutional design, and residential design. Committed to creating unique design while being conscious of the client's goals and the site's surroundings, FisherHeck is dedicated to designing projects that strengthen and benefit community.

	Our Lady of Perpetual Help
	Concordia Lutheran
	Animal Care Services Facility
	St. Padre Pio
	Inglish Residence

Fisher Heck Announces Opening of North Texas Office

Office is first branch of San Antonio-based architecture firm (SAN ANTONIO)

San Antonio-based Fisher Heck Architects has announced the opening of their new branch office in Dallas. Norman P. Hatfield, AIA has been named as the Director of the North Texas office by Lewis Fisher and Jim Heck, founding partners of Fisher Heck.

A facilitator who has served as principal-in-charge on major design projects for more than 35 years, Hatfield's experience encompasses all aspects of project development with specializations in religious architecture, civic, financial, and educational projects. Hatfield's previous projects include: Royal Lane Baptist Church of Dallas, City Hall and Public Library - The Colony, TX, University of North Texas - Auditorium Building, and the Main Bank of Cedar Hill, TX.

"Norman brings a wealth of experience and dedication to our new North Texas office," said firm principal Jim Heck. "His years of experience will continue to provide clients with the level of skill and excellence they have come to expect from our firm."

Fisher Heck Announces New Principals

SAN ANTONIO - Charles John, AIA and Frank Cosme, AIA have been named as principals of the San Antonio-based Fisher Heck Architects. Founding partners, Lewis Fisher and Jim Heck, made the announcement.

With more than 30 years of experience, John has worked on a variety of projects including multi-use developments, educational facilities, office, retail, entertainment and hospitality, with a specialization in the restoration and renovation of historic properties. Cosme, who has more than 20 years of experience, has managed projects ranging from historic renovations to multi-million-dollar educational facilities as well as new retail and finish-out properties.

"It is a pleasure to continue to offer the best in architectural excellence with the appointment of Charles and Frank," said Fisher Heck founder, Jim Heck. "Their combined experience on such a vast array of projects will complement the firms drive to design projects that strengthen and benefit our community."

A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Architecture degree, John received his Master of Architecture with a specialization in Historic Preservation from the University of Houston. John is the 2008 President of the San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Architects, a board member of the San Antonio Conservation Society, and the Society for the Preservation of Historic Fort Sam Houston, and is a member of the Association for Preservation Technology.

Cosme is a graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in architecture with a Structural Emphasis. Additionally, Cosme is a member of the San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and is a member of St Luke’s Catholic Church Building and Grounds Committee.

New Associates

Norman Hatfield, AIA
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Norman Hatfield joines Fisher Heck, 2008

Expertise:
A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Hatfield is a Certified Church Planning Consultant, and is a member of American Institute of Architects and the North Texas Chapter of the United States Green Building Council. Additionally, he has been certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards since 1971 and is a registered architect in Texas, Louisiana, Colorado, Arkansas and Arizona.