Events

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We are excited to announce that the application window for the 2023 Hip Hop Architecture Camp x Bergmeyer Scholarship and Internship Program is now open!

Team Bergmeyer recently rode in the 2022 Pan-Mass Challenge, which raises funds for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

For the first time, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is participating in the UN Climate Change Conference as a Non-Governmental Organization and COP observer by sending a delegation of four design leaders.

“When we talk about economic growth, we must commit to making young people a part of that future. Summer jobs matter.” — Martin J. Walsh, 54th mayor of Boston and present United States Secretary of Labor.

We are excited to announce that Bergmeyer has partnered with The Hip Hop Architecture Camp for a 2021-22 Scholarship and Internship Program!

Is your brand in need of TLC?

Our environment is changing rapidly, and customers are returning to in-person retail experiences. We need to be ready for them by making their first engagement positive, welcoming, and inspiring at the same time.

The leisure sector is ready to welcome you back with open arms. We sought out design-centric and alternative lodging experiences with a slice of magic that only hospitality companies can deliver, so let's hit the road already!

After a year of planning everything, I am desperately craving the element of surprise!

We’re ready to ride for The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC).

Three Key Takeaways from the EuroShop 2020 Conference

The Bergmeyer Social Club has opened the doors to a whole new approach for event experiences

Designing a new hospitality booth experience for GlobalShop 2019

I recently had the opportunity to share some of Bergmeyer’s latest work in experience design for the food world. We were invited by the Boston chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design, to share a panel with Korn Design and Assembly Design Studios for a comprehensive look at what it takes to design a restaurant. Adapted from my talk for AIGA’s “Designing the Restaurant Experience” event, I’d like to share four thoughts on how Bergmeyer and our teams have approached some recent work.

Eric Kuhn, one of Bergmeyer’s Retail Market Leaders, shared his insights in working with brands who are going to market using design and omnichannel approaches to attract and engage their customers.

​Bergmeyer is pleased to announce our California Closets San Francisco Showroom 2.0 prototype design recently won the Silver Award in the Service Retailer category at the annual Shop! Design Awards. Held on March 29th at GlobalShop in Las Vegas, the Shop! Design Awards celebrate and recognize the best new designs in retail environments and experiences.

That’s a wrap, folks! Another year gone by and a second life to an otherwise discarded item was utilized because we saw the potential in it.

The IIDA New England Fashion Show is one of the most anticipated industry events of the year.  SENSEATION was the theme for the annual event which took place on November 5th at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Bergmeyer took home the Best Interpretation of Theme award for our concept entitled Reminiscent.  We would like to thank everyone involved in this year’s efforts! See lots of photos from the event from Kim Neal Photography.

Ed Mazria, FAIA, founder of Architecture 2030 and the 2030 Challenge will be at BSA Space for a conversation on the roadmap to a zero-carbon city. Mike Davis, FAIA, Principal at Bergmeyer and a proponent of the 2030 Challenge, will host the informative evening on Monday, November 9.

Rachel Zsembery, a Principal at Bergmeyer, was recently named one of design:retail magazine’s 40 Under 40 recipients in their inaugural awards program! The editorial team culled down the list of nominees to those that had the biggest impact on the industry through their leadership and accomplishments. Rachel and the other honorees will celebrate at the New York CitySCENE event on May 18 and will also be featured in the April/May issue of design:retail. She is incredibly well-deserving of this award and we couldn’t be prouder.

Have you ever wondered what goes into the design of a dining experience? Design heightens every aspect of dining, from culinary artistry to menu layout, to the spatial temperament – design is apparent throughout. Design Museum Boston, the “nomadic” design museum of the city, has curated seven pairs of design firms and restaurants in Boston’s Downtown Crossing neighborhood. Design Museum Boston announced, “These curated teams will collaborate to design unique table vignettes in each restaurant; highlighting the power of design within one of today’s highest grossing industries.” Bergmeyer is thrilled to be partnering with Legal Seafood’s Legal Crossing (LX) to create a unique dining experience that will capture a sensual sophistication reflecting the local cultural undertones. The exhibit launches on June 11 at all downtown locations. To reserve your spot and have a new kind of dining experience at LX, call 617-692-8888.

The architecture and building industry’s biggest event of the year, ArchitectureBoston Expo, was held just a few short weeks ago. The three-day conference had presentation and workshops in a variety of formats and multiple educational tracks like “building performance,” “codes and regulations,” and “the future of practice.” Architect Rachel Lanzafame, AIA, LEED AP BD+C offers recaps two sessions she attended last month on the links between BIM and facilities management and the lean construction process.

Principal Joe Nevin attended the Gala Opening of Levi’s Stadium, the new home of the San Francisco 49ers, with Cambridge Seven Associates. Inside the stadium is the Flagship Store and Stadium Retail for the 49ers, a collaborative project with Bergmeyer at C7A.