Michael S. Thompson Biography Originally from New Orleans, Mike was heavily influenced by the architecture of the French Quarter and Creole New Orleans. Mike attended the School of Architecture at UT Knoxville and graduated in 1993. He started his career in a small one-man office in Memphis, TN designing custom homes. In 1996, he became lead designer at Allen Hoshall designing corporate offices, headquarters, and commercial/retail buildings. In 1999, he joined Michael Barranco in Jackson, MS as lead designer on a variety of projects, large to small, including master planning, New Urban developments, and residential architecture. During his time here, he teamed up with Duany, Plater-Zyberk on numerous charrettes across the country and in Panama. This is where he reconnected with his love for New Orleans streets and architecture and his new passion for New Urbanism and Traditional Neighborhood design. Mike began Thompson Placemaking in 2015 and now specializes in authentic southern architecture, Traditional Neighborhood Design, architecture pattern books, small mixed-use and residential design. He currently serves as Town Architect for The Village at Madison in Madison MS, Annafeld in Billings, MT, Adelaide in Starkville, The Lamar in Oxford. |
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Mike Thompson, AIA, CNU, NCIDQ 157 W Government St. Brandon, MS 39042 ph 601.955.4094 mike@thompsonplacemaking.com EDUCATION
ARCHITECTURE PRACTICE
PROJECT EXPERIENCE Education Experience
Corporate/Municipal Experience
Medical Experience
Master Planning, Smart Code and New Urbanism Experience
Town Architecture Experience
Traditional Neighborhood / Multi-family Architectural Design Experience
Illustration & Charrette Experience
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