De Meza + Architecture, Inc.
De Meza + Architecture, Inc.

De Meza + Architecture, Inc.

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DM+A is an award-winning, full-service architecture firm based in San Francisco that creates stunning, innovative structures and spaces in which to work, play and live. After an impressive career designing some of the world's most prestigious projects, Architect Gregg De Meza assembled a crew of talented architects and interior designers, launching De Meza + Architecture + Interiors in 2003. DM+A is a small, but mighty practice with a big vision: boutique enough to provide exceptional service, but large and nimble enough to tackle projects ranging from high-rise pied a terre remodels to custom home design. Gregg and his team specialize in creating modern, clean and noteworthy design solutions for discerning residential clients.
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Theodore C.
Sep 11, 2013
This guy is very creative, but welcomed and worked with our ideas. He designed a bathroom for us. We had fun, yet knew that result would be solid and beautiful.
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Nolan L.
Oct 8, 2013
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Stan S.
Sep 11, 2013
I have hired Gregg De Meza and his firm on two important architectural projects: one for my home and one for my offices. In both cases, the results were spectacular. Gregg’s design sense and scope of resources are so far beyond any other architect we interviewed that I can’t imagine working with anyone else. He sees big and then makes it work, to the smallest nuance and the most stringent budget concern. To me, this is a critical distinction: His unique vision of what can be done to bring an environment alive comes first and the operational and fiscal discipline is then applied to make it feasible. There are plenty of firms that think bottom up: I want top down. Under Gregg’s personal involvement and direction, DMA recently completed my company’s offices. It was a challenging assignment: an older three-story loft in downtown San Francisco that had to be gutted and rebuilt to meet our operational requirements. But those were only part of the requirements: it also had to retain the light coming in through forty feet of windows; had to blend new and old; and it had to represent the attitude of my company, which is a combination of luxury, drama, provocation and humor – none of which could distract from the hardcore professionalism of who we are and what we do. When the project was completed I wanted our clients to say two things: “I want to work here myself,” and “this is exactly how I imagined your offices would look.” I wanted my employees to say one thing: “I love where I work.” For myself, I didn’t want to be proud of our offices; I wanted to be thrilled silly every day I walked through the front door. Mission completely accomplished by DMA. I have repeatedly watched our clients’ jaws drop upon entering. I have witnessed the steady stream of our people’s friends and family members who are given the tour. And I have gotten the “when are you coming home?” call many times, not realizing that I have lost 30 minutes here, an hour there, just walking around and examining the finished space from various sightlines. Gregg De Meza personally radiates competency and care in what he does and so does his team. If God is in the details, they are fighting a holy war on their client’s behalf. As a business owner who flatters myself that I have a strong sense of fiscal responsibility and a sophisticated sense of design and quality, I wouldn’t work with anyone else. If you are considering an architect for your own business or home, I recommend DMA and am happy to answer any further questions. Stan Slap slap stan@slapcompany.com

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