Meyers+Associates

We're proud to announce that we have been honored as Architect of the Year in Columbus Business First's Building Columbus Awards. Over the past year, our portfolio of projects in Central Ohio ranges from a non-profit that gives families a place to call home while their children undergo medical treatment to revitalizing brownfields to create multifamily housing. Regardless of the end use, all play a part in strengthening the Central Ohio community. Our projects honored include: - Quarry Trails clubhouse, part of Quarry Trails Phase 1, as Project of the Year - The Madison, Best historic preservation - Ronald McDonald House expansion, Best neighborhood impact See all the honorees: https://lnkd.in/gienWKqG

The 30+ year old Vanderbilt Legends Club is getting major upgrades to its clubhouse that will provide members with a state-of-the-art facility for the next 30+ years. Upgrades include new locker rooms, a pro shop, dining areas, kitchens, and fitness spaces. Get the story: https://lnkd.in/gZgFrRAK

Designing Local facilitated the successful application for the Ohio and Federal Historic Tax Credits for these three beautiful buildings. Without the credits their rehabilitation would not have been possible and prior to their renovation we were at risk of losing these keystone buildings in Downtown Columbus. Key historic features in all three buildings were either preserved or restored and are now protected for many more generations. We are so excited to have been part of this redevelopment that restores this block into a vibrant and charming destination for arts, culture, and entertainment at Gay and High Street in Downtown Columbus!

The prefab exterior wall panels have 100 N High making quick vertical progress!

We are honored to be named to the Columbus Business First Corporate Citizenship list in the small company category! Our focus on creating positive change in our community is at the heart of what we do. Thank you for being part of our mission. Learn more about the most charitable organizations in Columbus: https://lnkd.in/gYHJrXVe

We're incredibly proud that the AC Hotel Dayton was named Marriott International's Opening Hotel of the Year, and it is a testament to the teamwork and collaboration behind the project. Learn more about the AC Hotel Dayton: https://lnkd.in/gU8UFNjk

It's a beautiful Wednesday at our North High Street project in downtown Columbus! #HappyHumpDay

Happy Members Monday! Every Monday you'll get to meet a member from our city centers and learn a bit about them. ✨ This week you get to meet Columbus' Advocacy Chair: Michelle C Burmeister, NCIDQ, IIDA, LEED GA! She is a Senior Interior Designer at Meyers+Associates in Columbus, Ohio. This is her first IIDA role! Michelle recently joined the Advocacy Committee in Columbus and has been a wonderful addition to the team! She is passionate about advocating for our profession in this role, as well as through her involvement serving on the board for the Center for Architecture & Design. She has also participated in Camp Architecture & Design, where IIDA has helped teach an interiors specific session to school age children during summer camp. Thank you, Michelle, for your dedication to IIDA and to our professional as a whole! 👏

The Little Grand Market is gearing up to become the heart of Grandview Crossing when it opens this August. ✅ 22,500 square feet. ✅ 10 food vendors. ✅ Two Little Grand bars. ✅ A skylight roof. ✅ Indoor and outdoor seating. ✅ Three-acre park. Project Partners Thrive Companies

Celebrating Preservation Month with the Madison White-Haines building! The project in Downtown Columbus revitalizes three historic buildings, blending them into a cohesive mixed-use space that fills a crucial gap along North High Street, improving connectivity and walkability. This collaborative effort preserves the architectural heritage while introducing modern amenities. Ground-floor galleries and a restaurant bar foster community engagement, with Janet Echelman’s floating sculpture, Current, providing a striking visual centerpiece at Gay and High Streets. Spanning 101,000 square feet and featuring 44 units, the development leverages historic tax credits to maintain the buildings’ exterior facades while updating interior spaces, celebrating Columbus’s rich history and propelling it toward the future. Project Partners: Edwards Companies, UrbanFive Construction, Designing Local, Coon Restoration & Sealants, Blind Eye Restoration #PreservationMonth #SavingPlaces #AdaptiveReuse #CommunityRevitalization