On a yearly basis, Luxe, a nationally-recognized design magazine, publishes the Gold List, a select guide that highlights the best of the best in architecture, interior design, home building, and landscape architecture. Myefski Architects is among the firms selected to this elite group.

The Architect’s Newspaper (A|N), an international publication that provides news to architects, designers, and influencers across the world, has selected the work of Christopher Myefski (Architectural Intern at Myefski Architects) for a Best of Design Award. With the goal of recognizing exceptional talent in the design community, A|N holds the annual Best of Design awards program to showcase outstanding buildings, interiors, and installations across 45 categories.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, is the most widely used green building rating system in the world. It provides a set of guidelines for the creation of highly efficient and cost-effective buildings. Each project being considered for LEED must adhere to strict regulations to determine its certification level (Certified, Silver, Gold, or Platinum).

Latvian teamakers Ozolini worked with Bee Breeders to host an international design contest that sought off-the-grid forest cabin designs for eco-tourists interested in a silent meditative retreat. Sited on Ozolini's teamaking grounds in rural Latvia, designs were judged on their integration within the surrounding forest and their sensitivity to the environment. As one of only eleven U.S. firms to receive recognition, Myefski Architects’ silent meditation forest cabin was selected as a shortlisted project.

In recent years, University of Michigan's Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning have invited successful alumni to lead career-focused discussions with current students. This past October, John Myefski, President + Principal of Myefski Architects, was a featured speaker.

It’s no secret that the city of Venice is a magical place to visit, any time of the year. From the food to the gondolas to the glassware, the city offers plenty of entertainment for tourist and locals alike. And with its rich architectural history, there’s no better place for the design-minded to escape to for a little inspiration. The well-known labyrinth of islands, bridges, and canals lend themselves to hours of wandering and a wide variety of architectural influences make the city an architecture lover’s dream.

In late June, John Myefski, President + Principal of Myefski Architects, served as a juror for the Paris-based Penninghen School of Design's "Diploma Exhibition". One of the most prestigious design schools in Europe, Penninghen's rigorous curriculum is renowned for developing exceptional interior architects.