Meyer + Silberberg Land Architects

David Meyer and Ramsey Silberberg have taken great care to shape their practice into a uniquely responsive and personable enterprise.  Coming from some of the most admired practices in the country, we bring over 40 years of knowledge and experience to every project. We have successfully collaborated with a range of clients, including non-profit institutions, private developers, academic campuses, business associations and government agencies. 
 
Our projects encompass a range of scales, budgets and programs.  What unites our work is the premise that there is always something inherent in a site and the surrounding culture that wants to be expressed.  So we express it with distinction and with simplicity.  We craft landscapes that transcend and anchor themselves in the hearts and heads of the people who use them.
 
Meyer + Silberberg is recognized internationally for the increasingly rare ability to transform a great idea into an exceptional physical space.  We do this through passionate engagement with our clients, tireless exploration and refinement of design, and a renowned reputation for construction and execution.

Our work has been recently featured in the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, London Sunday Times, Competitions, Landscape Architecture and on the covers of Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes international quarterly and the American Academy in Rome Society of Fellows magazine.  An exploration of our work can be found in Tim Richardson’s book Avant Gardeners, printed by Thames and Hudson.  A Fellow of the American Academy in Rome and on the peer review board for the GSA, David has received numerous awards and honors. Alan Tate featured his work in the book Great City Parks. Ramsey’s honors include the ASLA Medal of Honor.