When the Michigan State Capitol underwent its first major restoration in over 100 years, Wigen Tincknell Meyer was named the Implementing Architect for restoration of the House Chamber, all House offices, upper corridors and rotunda. The work involved returning the Capitol to its original grandeur while incorporating modern-day functional needs and building code requirements. The restoration integrated technology for computer networking, phones, voting systems, television connections for telecasting Chamber functions and multimedia presentation systems. Current codes were met by providing sufficient plumbing facilities, safety equipment and handicapped accessibility. Air conditioning was also discreetly integrated into the historic architecture.