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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.

Recognizing the power of comfort, choice and community on student wellbeing.

It’s a brave new dining world out there; let us help you navigate it.

Why your brand is the key to infusing inspiration and empathy.

Bandages, bikes, Bitcoin… and more industries that are ready for a challenger.

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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!

Return to We from Me: A resource for establishing hybrid remote/in-person work environments that align with businesses and corporate cultures.

A project with a shared purpose: supporting community food needs while creating design pathways for students.

New age luxury living prioritizes convenience and restoration by anticipating residents' needs and designing for them.

We’ve focused on returning to the workplace safely amidst the pandemic. Now we’re focused on the future and designing for “why” we go to the office.

In sync with the Pantone Color Institute’s 2021 Colors of the Year

What sets Bergmeyer apart is the creative synergy of our team.

Bergmeyer designers share housing design tips and advice for creating ideal homes.

Together we make a difference in our communities through civic participation.

We have looked to the past and explored the present for an informed perspective on the future of retail.

Sustainable design is no longer just a desirable expertise, it is a necessity and an integral part of everything we do together. It is no longer an option for designers - it's an ethical imperative.