
Secret Talent
Wood working/Woodturning
Dream Project
Sustainable building with green roof and historical elements
Favorite Architectural Style
Asian wooden structures and Middle Eastern design
Team Member
Michael Tear II
- Master of Architecture, Lawrence Technological University (2024)
- Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Lawrence Technology University (2023)
- Associate Degree in Architectural Technology, Macomb Community College (2020)
In his two and a half years at PARTNERS, Michael has focused on sustainable building practices and neuro-architecture. His work on projects including Eastpointe Elementary School, St. Clair Shores Police Station, and Warren Fire Stations demonstrates his versatility across different project types. Michael emphasizes clear communication and comprehensive team involvement, ensuring all stakeholders remain informed throughout the project process. His early fascination with historic buildings and craftsmanship, particularly the artistry of wood and stone detailing, influences his approach to architectural design. Michael's interests in Japanese architecture and culture, combined with his practical experience in woodworking and motorcycling, bring a unique perspective to his work. His vision for creating sustainable buildings that incorporate both historical wisdom and modern efficiency reflects his commitment to environmentally conscious design. Outside of architecture, his interests in motorcycle riding and woodworking//wood turning demonstrates his appreciation for both mechanical precision and craftmanship.
Favorite Quote
Never stop learning new ways of doing something.

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