kirby hancock
AIA
project architect
Credentials: Licensed Architect: Montana American Institute of Architects, Member
Education:
Master of Architecture - Montana State University
Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Design - Montana State University
Associate of Architectural Engineering & Technologies - Front Range Community College
Recognition:
Guest Lecturer, MSU & Farmers Union (2018–2022)
Pecha Kucha Presenter (Bozeman, 2016 & 2018)
Teaching Assistant, MSU Structures I & II
Kirby Hancock brings a multi-disciplinary design background to High Plains Architects, where he integrates deep experience in architecture, engineering, and construction. Since entering the industry in 1998, Kirby has worked across residential, multi-family, mixed-use, and educational projects, applying a regional, systems-aware mindset to every endeavor.
Drawing inspiration from Scandinavian architecture, Kirby’s designs emphasize simplicity, sustainability, and a profound connection to place. He brings a strong command of natural materials, low-footprint systems, and community-driven design, making him an essential contributor to High Plains’ mission.
In the Community:
Montana Farmers Union Member | Smith Creek Community Volunteer
Personal Interests:
Fishing | Woodworking | Cooking | Cross-country skiing | Yoga | Archery
Notable Projects
BROADWAY APARTMENTS
LB LOFTS