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We’re delighted to share that Heartwood is the recipient of the 2020 Architecture MasterPrize Award. This latest achievement marks the third prestigious award g...ranted to our Greenway System. Learn more about the Greenways and their latest acknowledgement by following the link below: https://bit.ly/363W1vL MSLA HeartwoodOmaha.com/Play

This weekend, our team visited Paatsalu, Estonia for an exciting new commission. The northern landscape- Juniper trees scattered in meadow grasses, long lines of cobblestone walls, the forthcoming winter ice of the nearby Baltic Sea- and a great client had our creative juices flowing. MSLA will design a variety of contemplative experiences, that weave through these various ecologies and highlight the site’s natural splendor. #contemplativespaces #livingofftheland #placemaking #landart @ Paatsalu, Pärnumaa, Estonia

Happy September all. We have exciting news over at Meyer Studio. Two people who I thoroughly respect and enjoy have returned to the firm. Nicole Kelly, who was with us for six years is back and already making mighty contributions to the firm. Also back in the Meyer Studio saddle is the invaluable Erik Jensen. Kudos to Erik for his recent work on our riverfront restoration in Kunshan, China and Symantec headquarters in Mountain View, California.... On the project front We’re over the moon about our new commission in Omaha, Nebraska, offering up a rare opportunity to master plan a 500-acre property. The many facets of the development include a central park, forest and prairie preserves, community orchards, nurseries and a 50-acre campus for the new Applied Underwriters headquarters. We’re proud to be working alongside STUDIOS Architecture of San Francisco and Holland Basham Architects in Omaha. With gratitude and excitement for the future!

UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design recognizes 6 alumni and faculty-led firms who won AIA San Francisco - AIASF Design Awards this year. We won Special Commendation Rainwater Collection + Recycling for our collaboration on 270 Brannan with Pfau Long Architecture.

A look at this year's AIA San Francisco - AIASF design awards winners via Archinect: