Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Empowerment + Legacy
The Hispanic Scholarship Fund's workplace is shaped by the concept of the Library — a dynamic hub for knowledge, community, and connection. Inspired by HSF's mission to empower courageous leaders through education, the space brings together opportunities for collaboration, learning, and celebration. Reimagined as more than a place for books, the Library becomes a contemporary gathering point where people, stories, and ideas intersect, able to adapt from everyday work to community events.
The concept of the Library explores the relationship between legacy and possibility — honoring HSF's history and impact while making room for the future. Through curated imagery, storytelling, adaptable furnishings, and flexible gathering areas, the design makes HSF's mission visible throughout the workplace. The result is an inclusive environment that fosters belonging, reconnects employees to their purpose, and celebrates the collective impact of HSF's leaders, scholars, alumni, and community.
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Client: Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Location: El Segundo, California
Size: 50,700 SQFT
Completion Date: 2026 -
Architecture, Interior Design, Furniture Selection & Coordination, Environmental Graphics, Lighting Design
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Seth Hanley, Stephanie Baca, John Hunter, Elizabeth Fox, Christopher Sowers, Laura Krisnowich, Ben Gourley, Crystal Adams, Melissa Dy-Liacco, Xavier Padojino
Photography: RJ Guillermo