Meyer Borgman Johnson (MBJ) is a highly regarded and multi-specialty structural design practice. With a strong emphasis on structure, MBJ shapes the world we live in through their expertise in various sectors. From learning and healing environments to cultural and work spaces, MBJ’s designs not only create functional structures but also LIVING, HEALING, CULTURAL, WORK, TRAVEL, and PLAY experiences.

MBJ's impressive portfolio includes notable projects like the UI Stanley Museum of Art, Vesterheim Commons, and The Dayton’s Project. They have also contributed to the MSP Airport Concourse G Gate Infill, Mayo Clinic East Expansion Hub, and the revitalization of MSP Airport. In addition, they have played a vital role in the construction of Mayo Clinic Mankato Hospital, Minnesota Zoo Treetop Trail, and Globe Life Field.

With a commitment to sustainability, MBJ aims to reduce embodied carbon through innovative design solutions. Their goal is to create structures that not only stand the test of time but also contribute to a greener future. For more information or to collaborate on your next project, please visit their website or contact MBJ directly