For over four decades, Richard Meier & Partners has been called upon to create dozens of urban designs in the United States and abroad, each of which has been conceived to greet their contexts with grace and usher their residents into a brighter future. It has always been our aim to create a brand of architecture that legendary architect Louis Kahn once described as the “architecture of occasion.” Such are buildings that encourage public gatherings and contemplation, inspire creativity, give pleasure, and infuse both visitors and occupants with a sense of event.

The work of Richard Meier & Partners is instantly recognizable and internationally well respected. Many of the firm’s buildings have become local and international landmarks and are exceptionally popular, frequently visited attractions in their respective cities. Our projects have received numerous awards including thirty National Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architects and over fifty from the New York AIA and other AIA regional chapters. In our offices in New York and Los Angeles we employ a multicultural staff of extremely talented professionals and have produced contract documents for projects in fifteen different countries in six languages. Richard Meier & Partners’ projects reflect the firm’s extensive experience with many building types including museums, cultural facilities, city halls and government office buildings, courthouses, libraries, educational buildings, media production facilities, industrial research complexes, corporate headquarters facilities, and private residences. The firm has worked on major urban design assignments in the United States, Prague, Edinburgh, Antwerp, and Nice.