“It was the act of pushing my body to uncomfortable extremes, testing my limit, that was paramount to me. This is when I knew that this was a viable path to making a happy living, a journey where I could … Continue reading →

“It’s finding the balance between tamed and wild.” MH+D ASKS MEYERS TO TELL US MORE. Q. Your home is incredible and filled with some iconic pieces. Would you say the interior of your home reflects your design ethos? A. Absolutely! … Continue reading →

“It turns out one of the greatest threats to these migratory birds is glass— from small-scale residential to large-scale commercial.” MH+D ASKS SMITH-REIMAN TO TELL US MORE. Q. How did you initially get involved in bird-safe architecture? A. In 2017 … Continue reading →

“We are engaging with the traditional fabric of landscape and building forms while grafting on some very potent spatial concepts from contemporary architecture.” MH+D ASKS O’MALIA TO TELL US MORE. Q. What are the common threads that connect OPAL projects? … Continue reading →

“My job as a mural painter is to create a unique, large-scale piece of artwork that not only fits the location but also activates the wall to be an engaging and enhancing piece of the total structure and environment.” MH+D … Continue reading →

“Anything more than the truth would be too much.” MH+D ASKS DENIORD TO TELL US MORE. Q: What is “quiddity” and how does this word influence your work? A: The definition of quiddity is the essence of something, its “whatness.” … Continue reading →

Q. How has your approach to design changed in 2020? A. So, 2020. The year that tried to beat us all down using every trick in the book. What does design theory do when confronted by a global pandemic? What … Continue reading →