Barry’s Bootcamp opens in new collaborative space with Lululemon (2019)

After being a part of the Mission community for 18 years, Lululemon was simply looking for more space to provide an elevated shopping experience and to give the community a space to connect.

They started by freshening up a bland, exterior brick wall at its new location — 2308A 4th St. S.W. A bold, geometric mural by local artist Michelle Hoogveld lightens up the block and sets the stage for the retail extravaganza inside.

Parker: Bannerman Block gets new life with Certus Developments

(2019)

The company is run like a family business relying on a tight group of contractors, including Dang-Mitchell for interior design, David Lam of Meiga for construction and architect Steven Ho.

Other developments currently underway or planned include the Spider Block on 14th Street S.W., named after the huge spider mascot that once sat on the site of the former Mechanics Garage shop and now graces the roof of the Starbucks a little to the north.

Kinjo reinvents the Japanese Street Market

(2018)

…he called on his designer and builder David Lam of Meiga Development Corp. and gave him the challenge of creating a distinctive restaurant to include a street market.

Since then he has opened five others, all designed by Lam and his architect Steven Ho, and now managed by company president Yukiko Kaizuka and vice-president Mark Wang.

Developers' Relationship Results in Great Projects

(2017)

A working relationship developed over the past 10 years between Certus Developments and David Lam of Meiga Developments has completed several outstanding projects. Lam has been able to save them costs by recycling materials such as wood planking, seating, and lighting from other Certus buildings that are being renovated. 

Calgary Herald (2018) 

Johnson has since become responsible for the overall managing of 8th Street Food Co-operative that converted the former single restaurant space into the three collaborating units, teaming up again with the creativity of David Lam of Meiga Development.

Calgary herald (2018)

Dandy, at 2003 11th St. S.E. (403-769-9399), took over a former motorcycle shop in Ramsay and has converted it into a brewery with a 50-seat restaurant/tasting room. It’s a simple space with concrete floors, three large garage doors that open to the elements and an open kitchen in one corner. 

Architect Builds Reputation

Calgary Herald (2014) 

While some architects I know aspire to design the biggest and most recognizable structures that will be applauded in winning awards, there are many others like Steven Ho who are content to be their own boss and be rewarded by the satisfaction of smaller clients.

Meiga Project Transforms Neglected Downtown Corner

Calgary Herald (2016) 

The properties were purchased by Certus Development and David Lam of Meiga Development. Lam, with architect Steven Ho, has redesigned them for use by a Japanese restaurant, chicken takeout and a European kitchen showroom.

Kinjo Continues Enthusiastic Growth

Calgary Herald (2016) 

Lam’s exterior design is a real showcase that Jarret Thompson, Melcor regional manager, south/property development, said is a beacon for his business park, lit by $30,000 of LED lighting.