Christopher Meyer

Associate Professor of Architecture

Christopher Meyer, AIA, is a co-founding principal of Atelier Mey and Associate Professor of Architecture at Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment. With a background in construction, Christopher brings technical expertise to the design process, focusing on materiality, detailing, and building assemblies. Each project ambitiously seeks to balance an intellectual pursuit of architecture with the practicality of building assemblies, tectonics, and construction.

Atelier Mey’s work has received awards for design and detailing. The office was honored with the 2021 AIA Honor Award for Sustainable Architects of the Year and Small Firm of the Year 2022 by the AIA Miami chapter. Christopher has also had an Autodesk Residency and served as a Visiting Scholar at The Metropolitan School of Design in Toronto, CA. Additionally, he was inducted into the John G. Williams Fellowship at the Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design and is an author in the Pamphlet Architecture Series with “36 Buoyant Clarity.” Published work by Atelier Mey can be found in various publications, such as “WOOD URBANISM: From the Molecular to the Territorial,” “UF Vorkurs VOID,” “MAS Context 33 Vigilantism,” “Architecture MN,” “Arch Record,” “Residential Design Magazine,” and “Material Performance: Fibrous Tectonics & Architectural Morphology.”

Christopher earned his Master of Architecture from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts and his professional degree from the Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas.