As an architecture student at Carleton University, Myron developed an understanding that architects have a responsibility to build better cities one building at a time. Building on initial successes in international design competitions, his subsequent work for clients has been further shaped by Neil Denari's observation that "everything you need for a great project can be found within the client and on the site."

As a practicing architect, he seeks to thoroughly research and understand each commission’s context, for now and far into the future. Particularly in the case of “raw” sites, he has sought to create anchor buildings that set the tone for subsequent development. Recent examples of this approach include the North Division Police Station, St. John Ambulance Headquarters,  ABSA offices and the reimagined Servus Credit Union Corporate Centre.

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