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Future-Proof Cities: Environmental Resilience in Design for Urban Spaces


01.16.2024

For this subject, we aim to dive deeply into environmental resilience, emphasizing the interplay between urbanization and ecological preservation. We can probe into the ways that American cities are adopting sustainable construction techniques to mitigate climate change while also fortifying themselves against its inevitable impacts. With a focus on green infrastructure, sustainable energy solutions, and […]



EVENT_AIA Florida Honor Award of Excellence for Sustainability


01.09.2024

Atelier Mey receives the AIA Florida Honor Award of Excellence for Sustainability for House In A Garden project. Located in Coconut Grove, Miami the project is the first mass timber structure in Miami setting a precedent for more resilient, regional ecologically focused building practices.


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Framing Things_letting the corner carry the load. On site updates from our Coconut Grove expansion.


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Lines and Density- All elements are identical while shift in color comes from the cladding system rotating as it turns an outside corner. Study at wood rain-screen mass timber wall assembly.  


Event_Mark Samuelian Resiliency Award


10.27.2023

Atelier Mey was awarded the First Annual Mark Samuelian Award in Urban Resilience during the ceremony taking place at FIU -the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach.  


Event_AIA Miami Honor Award of Excellence


10.15.2023

Atelier Mey is honored to receive the AIA Miami Honor Award of Excellence for Residential Design for our House in a Garden Project. Thank you to our entire team for all the work it has taken to make this project happen.



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Atelier Mey is awarded AIA Miami Divine Detail at this year’s AIA Miami awards ceremony for our project House In A Garden and its scalloped perforated metal facade. Reid Yenor and Haley Smith are shown accepting the award.


On Placeless-Ness: Towards Nearness


10.25.2022

In Collaboration with Texas Forestry Association’s 108th Annual Meeting, taking place on the campus of  Texas A&M, the Texas A&M University Department of Architecture Fall 2022 Lecture Series-material resilience-welcomes Shawna and Chris Meyer of Atelier Mey.


Event_Mass Timber: So What Now?


04.05.2022

In collaboration with the United States Forest Service, the Lu_Lab is hosting a panel to discuss the future of mass timber in an evolving industry. Sign up HERE  




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Atelier Mey observes the historic architecture of Birmingham Alabama resurfacing.


EVENT_ Surface Tension Exhibit Ships to TORONTO


12.18.2018

Reviewing the Ubiquitous Erosion prints before shipping to Toronto.  Thank you to the hardworking group at Thomas Printworks.   Festival Schedule: https://designto.org/event/surface-tension/ Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/surface-tension-reception-tickets-52164569632 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2255782254703757


Event_ BAC invites Atelier Mey


12.10.2018

Boston Architectural College invites Atelier Mey to Lecture in January.   https://the-bac.edu/experience-the-bac/news-and-events/events/sls-spring-2019-chris-and-shawna-meye


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11.17.2018

Atelier Mey visits the work of Alvaro Siza while in Lisbon.


Event_ICBR Lisbon Presentation


11.15.2018

Atelier Mey participants in the 8th International Conference of Building Resilience (ICBR) in Lisbon, Portugal to present work on the Mississippi River and Atchafalaya River delta territory titled: The Lost Agency of Control.   http://2018.buildresilience.org/


DETAIL_ Christo and Jeanne Claude in Miami


11.10.2018

Atelier Mey visits the Perez Art Museum Miami to take in the progressive work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude from 1980-83 Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida exhibit.     (PAMM – open through 10.04.18 – 02.18.19) https://www.pamm.org/surroundedislands


Event_UsoA ask what is Design Research?


10.26.2018

Atelier Mey presents to U-SoA students in Design Colloquium as part of an open discussion curated by Professor Lamere and centered on what design research looks like for the discipline of architecture.