Mike has been designing community-focused projects for over 35 years and currently serves as Principal and Community Studio Leader for DP3 Architects.
Originally from Naples, FL, he moved to South Carolina to attend Clemson University, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Design in 1987 and his Master of Architecture in 1991 (Architecture + Health Concentration) and joined the firm in 2002. He is also a LEED Accredited Professional.
While at DP3, he has led significant award-winning projects including fire stations, police stations, city halls, recreation centers, and parks. In all his projects, Mike aims to build on the client’s vision to create spaces which capitalize on a local community’s assets, inspiration, and potential, creating spaces which ultimately promote people’s health, happiness, and economic well-being.
Growing up in a family of builders, Ben always knew that he wanted to be an Architect. He found a natural appreciation for building structure and design from a young age and attributes that to great admiration and influence of his grandfather. Following his childhood dreams, Ben achieved degrees from Universidad de las Americas, Puebla in Mexico and Clemson University, after which immediately started his career with DP3 Architects.
20 years later, Ben is Principal and VP of Design at DP3, touching most all projects that involve design integration. He finds satisfaction in creating new structures with people in mind, working closely with his team to offer professional insight and guidance throughout the design process.
Ben is a big proponent of diversity in the architectural profession and is involved in committees that focus their efforts on creating a climate of equity and inclusion.
Trading winter hats boots, and fleece lined pants to don the color orange (that’s Clemson orange, not jump-suit orange) Brian left family and friends behind in New Hampshire in pursuit of a degree in architecture. After more than 30 years neither he nor the profession have abandoned each other, and he has worked his way up to become a principal at DP3 Architects. The people he works with on a daily basis, both team members and clients, keep him energized to come to work each day.
Brian is more than just the crazy guy next door who feeds the neighborhood squirrels. When not ensuring that the core beliefs of the company, response and service, are being practiced you can find this professed New Englander traveling the country in search of his next mosh pit, sampling craft beer, or annoying his neighbors as he struggles to master his growing collection of bass guitars.
Meg Terry was born and raised in Sanford, NC and graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2001 with a Bachelor of Architecture. After two decades within these company walls, she serves as Principal and CMO for DP3 Architects. As CMO, Meg is focused on developing strategic partnerships related to community, higher education, interiors, multi-unit and restaurant projects. Prior to leading the business development effort, Meg was the interiors and higher education studio leader, building an extensive portfolio of projects in the Upstate.
Active in the Greenville community, Meg is a member of the Junior League of Greenville, Rotary Club of Greenville, Greenville Chamber Board of Advisors, and a graduate of Leadership Greenville Class 42. Additionally, she is a past president of American Institute of Architecture (AIA) South Carolina and serves on the City of Greenville Planning Commission.
