Architecture · Hudson Valley

Buildings that listen to the land first.

Meridian Atelier designs homes, workplaces, and civic rooms where structure, daylight, and local craft stay in the same conversation from the first sketch through the punch list.

Timber and glass pavilion at dusk in the Hudson Valley
Studio

How we run a commission

Every milestone ships with redlines owners and contractors can follow without a translator.

Architect reviewing plans on a light table

Survey-first schematics

Laser scans and as-built photos land in the model before we lock massing.

Team gathered around a physical model

One-table reviews

Weekly charrettes keep clients, engineers, and code consultants in the same room.

Material samples arranged on a studio board

Material mock-ups

We build corner samples so maintenance and patina are decided before specs freeze.

Project timeline pinned to a studio wall

Readable schedules

Permit windows, float, and long-lead items are called out in plain language.

Construction documents stacked with tabs

Indexed drawing sets

Contractors receive tabbed PDFs and sheet lists before mobilization.

Handover binder with labeled dividers

Room-by-room handover

Warranties, O&M notes, and finish schedules are grouped the way facilities teams search.

Studio snapshot

Active commissions
18
On-time permit submissions
96%
Average client rating
4.8
Specialist consultants on roster
12

Leadership

Partners stay on the work—not only the pitch deck.

  • Elena ParkDesign principal
  • Jonah WeissTechnical director
  • Amira SolStudio operations

Owner feedback

“Board members finally saw redlines they could follow without a gloss deck.”
Renee HoltCampus facilities director
“Accessibility reviewers praised how complete the egress sheets were on first submission.”
Dev ShahDevelopment director
“Field decisions landed in shared folders within a day—no lost email threads.”
Miles OrtizGeneral contractor

Typical civic wing schedule

Milestones from a recent library addition—dates shift with jurisdiction, deliverables stay the same.

  1. Sep 2026

    Schematic approval

    Massing, entry sequence, and primary palette signed after workshop three.

  2. Aug 2026

    Survey complete

    Laser scans and photo logs delivered to consultants within five days of access.

  3. Jul 2026

    Kickoff

    Brief, budget bands, and communication plan aligned with facilities and security.

Project FAQ

For owners, developers, and facilities teams evaluating a new architect.

Do you take smaller commissions?

Yes—select projects under 5,000 sf when the brief is clear and the schedule is realistic.

How do you coordinate consultants?

We issue a responsibility matrix up front and host weekly calls until permit.

Can you work remotely?

Yes, with scheduled site visits and shared models; local codes are researched per jurisdiction.

What do we own at each milestone?

Native models, PDF sets, and spec outlines transfer at every fee event.

Do you support bidding?

We can issue bid packages, answer RFIs, and join interviews on request.

How are changes tracked?

Every revision is numbered with a short note on scope and fee impact.

Visit the studio

Meridian Atelier, 14 Studio Row, Hudson, NY 12534

  • Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00
  • Site visits by appointment

+1 (845) 555-0120

[email protected]

Ready to plan your next building?

Share a site photo and program sketch—we reply with a sample brief, fee letter, and redacted drawing set.