Mark Meyer

Principal

TBG Partners

Biography:

January 2008 Mark Meyer, RLA, ASLA PRINCIPAL EDUCATION Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Texas A&M University, 1997 REGISTRATION State of Texas, 2001 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) AWARDS Heartland Trails ASLA, Texas Chapter, Excellence Award Corvallis Traditional Greenway Neighborhood ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award Mills Branch Overlay District Greater Dallas Planning Council Urban Design Award Telfair (formerly Central State Farm) ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award Hall Office Park ASLA, Texas Chapter Merit Award Aventerra ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award As a Principal in TBG’s Dallas office, Mark specializes in creating diverse, mixed-use, and pedestrian-friendly built environments. His background in both physical design and planning has enabled him to create highly marketable communities where people can live, work and recreate. His work embraces the principle that people must connect to their surrounding environment, built or natural. Recent projects include Renovation of Downtown McKinney’s Historic Square; Streetscape and Urban Design Standards for Lakeside at Frisco Bridges, a mixed-use development based on pedestrian mobility; and traditional neighborhood developments of Hometown in North Richland Hills, Cappella Park in Dallas, and Mills Branch Overlay District in Lancaster. Currently, he is working on the Twenty One Oaks in Southlake, Texas -- a 50-acre mixed-use development combining Urban Design Standards and sustainable development techniques. PROJECTS Downtown McKinney Historic Square - McKinney, Texas Trinity River Regional Park Master Plan – McKinney, Texas The Estates of Greenspoint – Proper, Texas Lakeside at Frisco Bridges Mixed-use Development - Frisco, Texas Twenty One Oaks - Southlake, Texas South Member Directory

Biography: January 2008 Mark Meyer, RLA, ASLA PRINCIPAL EDUCATION Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Texas A&M University, 1997 REGISTRATION State of Texas, 2001 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) AWARDS Heartland Trails ASLA, Texas Chapter, Excellence Award Corvallis Traditional Greenway Neighborhood ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award Mills Branch Overlay District Greater Dallas Planning Council Urban Design Award Telfair (formerly Central State Farm) ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award Hall Office Park ASLA, Texas Chapter Merit Award Aventerra ASLA, Texas Chapter, Merit Award As a Principal in TBG’s Dallas office, Mark specializes in creating diverse, mixed-use, and pedestrian-friendly built environments. His background in both physical design and planning has enabled him to create highly marketable communities where people can live, work and recreate. His work embraces the principle that people must connect to their surrounding environment, built or natural. Recent projects include Renovation of Downtown McKinney’s Historic Square; Streetscape and Urban Design Standards for Lakeside at Frisco Bridges, a mixed-use development based on pedestrian mobility; and traditional neighborhood developments of Hometown in North Richland Hills, Cappella Park in Dallas, and Mills Branch Overlay District in Lancaster. Currently, he is working on the Twenty One Oaks in Southlake, Texas -- a 50-acre mixed-use development combining Urban Design Standards and sustainable development techniques. PROJECTS Downtown McKinney Historic Square - McKinney, Texas Trinity River Regional Park Master Plan – McKinney, Texas The Estates of Greenspoint – Proper, Texas Lakeside at Frisco Bridges Mixed-use Development - Frisco, Texas Twenty One Oaks - Southlake, Texas South

Member Directory

Members

Explore content in Knowledge Finder from this contributor’s engagements with ULI.

ULI Engagement