MEIS architects is a multi-discipline architecture and design practice focused on the design of sports, entertainment and urban activation venues. Established in 2007, MEIS is an architecture firm with offices in New York and Los Angeles.
The firm is managed by Dan Meis, FAIA, former Design Partner and Co-Founder of NBBJ Sports and Entertainment where he led the design of over a dozen category-defining sports entertainment projects including Los Angeles' STAPLES Center, Cincinnati's Paul Brown Stadium, Seattle's Safeco Field, Milwaukee's Miller Park and Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field. Prior to joining NBBJ, Dan was the Lead Designer of Japan's Saitama Super Arena, the world's first truly transformable stadium and one of the most technologically-sophisticated and flexible spectator venues on the planet.
The firm is managed by Dan Meis, FAIA, former Design Partner and Co-Founder of NBBJ Sports and Entertainment where he led the design of over a dozen category-defining sports entertainment projects including Los Angeles' STAPLES Center, Cincinnati's Paul Brown Stadium, Seattle's Safeco Field, Milwaukee's Miller Park and Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field. Prior to joining NBBJ, Dan was the Lead Designer of Japan's Saitama Super Arena, the world's first truly transformable stadium and one of the most technologically-sophisticated and flexible spectator venues on the planet.
