Anchored in architectural design, the work of Jennifer Myers has sought to engage many creative disciplines, with the intention and passion to push the limits of materials, technology and preconceptions; an investigative nature that has been continually reinforced and informed by seeing her work through to its realization. Jennifer currently works as a designer at a Los Angeles architecture firm while continuing to build her freelance base and personal work. She and a partner recently completed and were awarded for an ideas competition entitled 'A House for Tarkovsky' and an exhibit installation for UCR's Museum of Photography entitled 'One Ground: Four Israeli and Four Palestinian Filmakers'. Her work has been featured in HOW Magazine and Furniture Today, has twice been awarded by the AIA/LA, and has been exhibited at the Architecture+Design Museum in Los Angeles, Art Center College of Design, the Pacific Design Center, and Salon du Mueble in Paris.