ACADIA 2025 COMPUTING for RESILIENCE Publication IS OUT - Coocnut Grove Project PENUMBRA Receives AIA Miami Merit Award -

ACADIA 2025 COMPUTING for RESILIENCE Publication IS OUT - Coocnut Grove Project PENUMBRA Receives AIA Miami Merit Award -

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  • From Tulane University Innovation Institute CELT:

    Over four days, faculty participants from across Tulane University
    explored entrep    reneurship frameworks, teaching strategies, and practical resources they can bring directly into their classrooms and to their students.

    The institute was led by Eric Liguori, Jim Moran Professor and Associate Dean at Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship, whose expertise in entrepreneurship pedagogy helped faculty think creatively about integrating entrepreneurial skill sets across a wide range of disciplines.

    Participating schools included: Tulane University School of Liberal Arts, Tulane University - A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane School of Science and Engineering, Tulane University School of Architecture and Built Environment, Tulane University School of Medicine, Tulane University Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Tulane University School of Professional Advancement, and Tulane University School of Social Work!

    As part of the program, faculty mem    bers developed plans to create or redesign syllabi for the 2026–2027 academic year and will continue this work through implementation in their courses.

  • NOLA Architecture Week LINK

  • American Building Spirit | Pioneering Architectures of Place

    Design is Optimism. It is the American building spirit—rooted in resourcefulness and innovation—that transforms constraint into possibility. Shaped by place and circumstance, architecture emerges from environmental, social, economic, and policy forces to carry cultural memory while projecting belief in what can be built. These works embed performance, ingenuity, and care within the built environment, offering architectures that respond not only to where we are, but to where we are going. We look for architecture in the proximity of culture to craft, in the energy of the environment, and in communities that actively produce placeness. By listening closely and observing carefully, architectural questions sharpen and reveal themselves. Each project participates in a broader discourse, contributing to shared knowledge while advancing design and construction practices beyond individual interventions. In this lineage, our work deliberately engages risk as a tool for progress—not as symbol or spectacle, but within the processes, policies, and material systems where meaningful change can occur.

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  • ATTEND

  • ACADIA 2025: Workshops Nov 3-5 + Conference Nov 6-8 / Miami, Florida, LINK HERE

  • ASLA / IFLA Global Impact Award Analysis and Planning Category, Jekyll Island, Atelier Mey is listed for the Resilient Learning Labs


  • House In A Garden, Episode 3, Aired May 17th 9:00 pm EDT LINK

  • A South Forty, Contemporary Architecture and Design in the American South, LINK HERE

  • PORCH An Architecture of Generosity, 19th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, LINK HERE

  • Best of Design Award, Emerging Architects Project, to Atelier Mey,  ‘House In A Garden’

  • Merit Award, Atelier Mey, ‘House In A Garden’.

  • Honor Award of Excellence in Research, to Atelier Mey, ‘MASS Haptic’.

  • North Carolina Society of Landscape Architects awards a Merit Award to MUD and Atelier Mey for ‘House In A Garden’.


  • Award of first place for Housing + Accessory Dwelling Unit Competition, to Atelier Mey, ‘MASSita’. 


  • With the Grain/Against the Grain Conference, Supported by a USDA U.S. Forestry Wood Innovation Grant, University of Arkansas FJSOA+Design, Fayetteville, AR, 03.13 - 03.14.24. LINK HERE


  • 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 forward-thinking urban design, our discourse seeks to unveil how cities can strike a balance: fostering urban growth while simultaneously preserving and enhancing their natural environs. Through this subject, we hope to explore the strategies, challenges, and triumphs of cities championing an environmentally resilient future. https://my.ctbuh.org/s/lt-event?id=a1Y4v0000054VRPEA2#/Speakers

  • Society of American Foresters National Convention, Sacramento, California, October 2023. 

    LINK HERE


  • 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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.