Architects and Designers · York County
Design work here often starts with an old building. In York city's HARB district, additions, porches, windows and even siding need review before work begins, and the board meets twice a month. Several boroughs have National Register districts, which is a listing rather than a review process. Since January 2026, new plans fall under Pennsylvania's 2021 codes.
Ask whether the designer has taken projects through HARB or a zoning hearing, and who prepares the drawings the code official will review.
Good drawings save money you never see. The change orders that never happen do not show up on anybody's invoice.
Based in York County
Founded in 1967 as an excavating company, by its own account, H&H General Excavating has grown into a general contractor on Old Hanover Road in Spring Grove. Site work, grading, utilities, curbing and asphalt paving sit alongside design-build construction and remodeling, plus trucking and heavy equipment repair.
Since 1973, by its own account, J. A.
Lobar Associates, on Barlo Circle in Dillsburg, is a commercial design-build contractor founded in 1989, per its website, with divisions for site development, steel fabrication, roofing and masonry. It lists building, bridge and road construction and construction management.
Founded in 2015, per its description, mulá group works from Cottage Hill Road in York and has offices in Lancaster and Mechanicsburg too. Architecture, structural and interior design sit next to geotechnical engineering, materials testing, special inspections and environmental work.
Architecture, civil and structural engineering, interior design and historic preservation all come out of the Warehaus office on North George Street in York. The firm's portfolio runs from adaptive reuse and arts buildings to healthcare, education, distribution centers, multi-family housing and retail.
SAAarchitects works from North Hartley Street in York on projects that range from private homes and housing to healthcare, government, religious, hospitality, industrial and self-storage buildings. Historic preservation and adaptive reuse get their own focus, along with interior design, green design, feasibility studies and building assessments.
Since 2005, according to its website, CORE Design Group has handled architecture and planning for manufacturers, developers, institutions and public agencies across the Mid-Atlantic. The firm is on West Market Street in York, and its work centers on industrial, healthcare and multi-family buildings, with adaptive reuse, space planning, master planning and 3D renderings also listed.
NUTEC, on Concord Road in York, offers design, architecture and engineering, facility planning and construction under one company. New buildings, additions, renovations and adaptive reuse are covered, along with civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering, energy audits, facility assessments and construction management.
Hamme Associates Architects and Planners keeps an office on 2nd Avenue in York, open weekdays. Its listing names creative design among its services.
Custom homes, renovations and additions are a big part of the work at Williams Architects, which has its office on Tracey Road in Hanover. The full-service firm takes projects from site selection and early design through construction documents, permits and construction, and its website also covers historic restoration, kitchens and interiors, commercial work and accessibility.
Murphy & Dittenhafer is an architecture firm with offices on West Market Street in York and in Baltimore, Maryland. Its website covers architecture, interiors, planning and master planning, and the listing names adaptive reuse and building renovation.
Architecture Workshop Inc. has its office on South Railroad Street in Hanover and handles both commercial and residential projects. Its website lists site selection, programming, feasibility studies, schematic design, construction documents, bidding, permitting, ADA consultations, HARB submissions, building condition audits and full-time site representation.
Serves the area from nearby
Senior living communities, hospice centers, schools, colleges and libraries make up most of the portfolio at RLPS Architects, a Lancaster firm on Valleybrook Drive that dates itself to 1954. It offers feasibility studies, campus master planning, architecture, interior design and sustainable design for clients around the country, along with additions, renovations and adaptive reuse of older buildings.
TKS Architects is listed on Century Drive in Mechanicsburg and describes itself as a low-ego architecture and interior design firm. The website on its listing belongs to Mulá Group, an architecture, engineering and testing company with offices in Lancaster, Mechanicsburg and York.
TONO Group puts architects, interior designers, builders, developers and furniture procurement under one roof, working out of West James Street in Lancaster. Its website calls this a turnkey, integrated delivery process and lists offices in Lancaster and West Chester.
Post-frame buildings for farms, horses, homes and businesses are the specialty at Morton Buildings, which has a location on York Road in Gettysburg. The company dates itself to 1903 and says it makes its own building products.
Multi-family housing, adaptive reuse and work with church building committees are what Bink Architects names as its experience, along with code compliance. The Enola firm on 2nd Street lists educational, municipal, senior care and religious projects on its website, plus land development, zoning help and condo designs.
Offices, healthcare and lifecare buildings, churches, hospitality and retail, manufacturing and warehousing, schools and municipal buildings all appear in the project list for Dillow Associates Architects on Cloverton Drive in Columbia. Feasibility studies, master planning, schematic design, construction documents, bidding, permit help and construction administration are on its list, along with building surveys and exterior renovations.
House drawings and permit sets are part of the mix at Eric Brown Designs on South Main Street in Yoe. The listing covers residential and commercial design, preliminary design, detailed floor plans, construction drawings and design-build work.
LeFevre Funk Architects works from North Queen Street in Lancaster. Its website talks about light-filled interiors, careful siting and efficient layouts for places where people live and work.
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