Bill Massa, CEO of Synagro, appeared on CBS' Undercover Boss! Meyer Design is currently working with Bill and his executive team to design Synagro's new headquarters in Baltimore, MD.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Braskem's New Headquarters Design
Posted by Debra Breslow, NCIDQ, Project Manager
Meyer Design just completed the new 22,000 SF US headquarters for Braskem in the Mellon Bank Center in Philadelphia. Braskem produces thermoplastic resins, such as polyethylene, that are used to create toothbrushes, baby bottles, household utensils, computer parts, window/door frames, and many other items most of use in our daily living. These renderings were created by Meyer Design's very own technology whiz, Joe Bongartz.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Journey to India
Posted by Dan King AIA, Project Manager
In February, I had the pleasure of volunteering for another trip with Engineering Ministries International (EMI), this time to India. Our task was to design a multi-story facility for the headquarters of a ministry called Transformation India Movement (TIM), which is dedicated to bringing hope and a better future to the inhabitants of Northern India.
Once their building is complete they will be able to operate more efficiently and branch out to other villages more quickly. The final design was a five-story structure approximately 5,000 SF per floor, which housed a pre-school, training center, offices, guest rooms and much more. We incorporated elements from the local architecture such as balconies and overhangs.
In February, I had the pleasure of volunteering for another trip with Engineering Ministries International (EMI), this time to India. Our task was to design a multi-story facility for the headquarters of a ministry called Transformation India Movement (TIM), which is dedicated to bringing hope and a better future to the inhabitants of Northern India. Our mission was to design a facility that could house all of their operations in one location, improving coordination, communication within the ministry, and training opportunities. The second half of the trip was spent in Delhi, and at EMI’s India office in Mussoorie, a beautiful place in the foothills of the Himalayas. We reviewed the projects with the professionals there and made some great recommendations on how we could improve their designs. The India office will take over the project from here, and issue final Construction Documents to the ministry.
Once their building is complete they will be able to operate more efficiently and branch out to other villages more quickly. The final design was a five-story structure approximately 5,000 SF per floor, which housed a pre-school, training center, offices, guest rooms and much more. We incorporated elements from the local architecture such as balconies and overhangs.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Worth Checking Out!
Posted by Suzanne Nicholson, ASID NCIDQ LEED-AP, Princpal & COO
On display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art through June 5, the Roberto Capucci exhibit is a fabulous display of vibrant color and design! The exhibit features over 80 pieces of Capucci's work - fashion apparel and dresses inspired by art, nature and architecture.
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On display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art through June 5, the Roberto Capucci exhibit is a fabulous display of vibrant color and design! The exhibit features over 80 pieces of Capucci's work - fashion apparel and dresses inspired by art, nature and architecture.
Click Here to learn more...
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