First impressions, from lobby to streetscape.

"Our approach starts with understanding how people experience a place. We uncover what makes a building valuable now, what it needs tomorrow, and then create something to inspire people to walk through."

T.J. DiFeo, Principal, Bergmeyer
Brick buildings on a city street with illuminated storefront signs directing to nearby shops and restaurants. Thomson Place Sunlit atrium with herringbone wood floors, hanging greenery, curved seating, and arched windows overlooking outdoor space. Seaport East Modern mixed-use tower with glass and metal facade at street-level retail entrance at dusk. 699 Boylston Street Marble-clad lobby with black and white checkered floor, arched doorway, wood reception desk, and coffered ceiling. 500 Boylston Street Red brick street-front commercial building with large storefront windows, black trim, and rooftop extension on Main Street. 524-530 Main Street Modern lobby with wood-paneled accent wall, starlit ceiling, dark flooring, and woman gesturing toward elevator doors. 343 Congress Street