We create contextual projects that curate authentic guest experiences.
Each hospitality project has the opportunity to tell an important story by artfully connecting people to specific places, cultures and to each other. These connections enhance guests’ appreciation for the distinct place they are visiting, forming important memories that extend the journey beyond their visit.
Thought Leaders
Architects must constantly walk the line between over- or under-contextualizing a building to support its strength as a unique entity within its environment…a good architect can find a project’s meaning without being overt. Such sought-after balance has been gracefully achieved by Overland Partners.
Sean Burkholder, Texas Architect Magazine
Architects must constantly walk the line between over- or under-contextualizing a building to support its strength as a unique entity within its environment…a good architect can find a project’s meaning without being overt. Such sought-after balance has been gracefully achieved by Overland Partners.
Sean Burkholder, Texas Architect Magazine
Strategic / Ideation / Achiever / Adaptability / Connectedness
A leading practitioner of sustainable design, Bob is inspired by problem-seeking, problem-solving, and innovation that span scales and geographic boundaries. He examines the complexity of circumstances and relates them to their broader context, drawing from a diverse knowledge base that includes philosophy, history, and economics, in addition to architecture. For him, it is equally critical to learn from classical thinkers like Demosthenes or Heraclitus to understand the way the world works, how people interact, and how these elements come together to create the human condition.
Bob advocates that good design and sustainability go hand-in-hand and has spoken on this topic at dozens of regional, national and international conferences. As program chair of the U.S. Green Building Council International Conference & Exposition, he has overseen and nurtured its explosive growth and worldwide influence.
Luxury does not have to be opulent; luxury does not have to be overstated; luxury just has to be true, pure, and authentic. I think when you look at what Napa luxury means and what this brand means to Napa, we look at this casual luxury and it’s about a high level of service, but it’s also about a real authenticity to the land and to the site.
Michael Monceaux, OVERLAND Partners
Achiever / Learner / Strategic / Intellection / Deliberative
Michael’s passion to lead a project from inception to completion, paired with his knowledge of building science, have helped him become a well-rounded and versatile architect. Born and raised in Louisiana, Michael graduated from Louisiana State University in 2001. Prior to joining Overland in 2010, Michael worked in Baton Rouge and Kansas City and has projects in multiple states across the United States.
He has a broad range of experience across many different project types, from football stadiums and liturgical projects to higher education and historic hotel renovation. Michael has been part of multiple National AIA and local award-winning projects.
Outside of the office, Michael enjoys traveling with his family, playing outside with his three boys and cooking with his wife Andria.
Let’s create a place you will never forget.