Christopher Meyer

Christopher Meyer is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture, University of Miami. His work interrogates the intersection of architecture, climate change adaptation, and ecological responsibilities.

• Role: Associate Professor
• Institution: University of Miami
• School: School of Architecture

Meyer's research focuses on floating cities and amphibious design, emphasizing human adaptation to rising sea levels over technological intervention. His 2018 publication Buoyant Clarity contributes to architecture's ecological imperatives through case studies of communities affected by climate change.

His scholarly output includes a 2017 review of James Stourton's work on diplomatic architecture, analyzing historical and security aspects of embassy design during the Cold War era, particularly highlighting precarious living conditions and architectural symbolism in Soviet-era postings.