Architect Richard Meier is well known and respected around the world for his architecture and designs. He has been awarded major commissions in the United States and Europe including courthouses, city halls, museums, corporate headquarters, housing, and private residences. In 1984, he was awarded the Pritzker Prize for Architecture and in 1997 he received the AIA Gold Medal. Educated at Cornell, Meier figures prominently in the canon of Modernism and was named along with Peter Eisenman, Michael Graves, Charles Gwathmey, and John Hejduk in "The New York Five"—a group of young architects who continued the high modernist principles of Le Corbusier.

A signature preserves the design Good architecture is only possible with a well-rehearsed team and a curious, open minded client. Together we are able to create something new. Every customer has high expectations and wants the best design possible. The entire team takes care of the realization of this lifelong dream. The central starting point for our work with the customer is to turn an emotional world into an architectural one. In order to build a friendly and trusting atmosphere we need to know as much as possible about our customers and their environment. Only if we can understand the client wishes properly, will we be able to grasp their needs accurately and give them confidence in our work and our thinking. By actively involving our clients in a project, we will organize ideas and keep them in tangible and understandable ways which will give them security and clarity. My team and I make sure that the dialogue never ends, so that circumstances and wishes are optimally coordinated. We always try to put the interests of the customer first and try together to find the best possible solution. At the same time, we make sure that the design elements and details that have made our clientele aware of us remain part of the various project proposals. Sketches, models and 3D views are intended to guide our customers through our proposals. We provide the customer with the desired living experience by assisting them through the entire project right up to conclusion.