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Passive House for Multifamily: Achievable Solutions, Effective Results

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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Sprague Butterfly Pavilion

New butterfly pavilion and multipurpose exhibit/event space advancing the museum’s educational mission and visitor experience

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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Gallery Improvements

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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History MacVeagh Cottage Renovation

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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Fleischmann Auditorium Renovation

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Mithun Receives 2023 AIA Architecture Firm Award

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently recognized Mithun with the 2023 AIA Architecture Firm Award. This national accolade celebrates exemplary design and practice, and is the highest honor the AIA bestows on an architecture firm.

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Net Positive: Chatham’s Eden Hall Campus

A look into the integrated design and innovative results at Chatham University Eden Hall Campus, a 2017 AIA COTE Top Ten Project.

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Build Carbon Neutral 2.0

VisionIn the years since the buildcarbonneutral.org (BCN) calculator went live in 2007 it has served a vital purpose: in addition to educating people about the impact that construction’s embodied carbon can have on climate change, it is an easy-to-use tool for early assessment of that impact. The ...

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Wellness at Work

Small changes can have big impacts when it comes to promoting health and well-being in the workplace.

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Process

We start every project by understanding the mission, vision and values of our clients, and considering how built form can reflect and amplify these core goals. This is the foundation for ideation, and the ultimate measurement of design success.

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Advancing Student Wellbeing Through Data-Informed Design

Post-occupancy evaluations provide key insights to cultivate student health, belonging and learning outcomes in K-12 school projects.

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The Sea Ranch Lodge

Renovation and interior remodel of the iconic Sea Ranch Lodge

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Suquamish Museum

Museum showcasing Suquamish culture, history and modern accomplishments

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Weyerhaeuser Headquarters at 200 Occidental

Weyerhaeuser’s new office reconnects the company with a rich history, and advances its operational and brand transformation

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2020 Vision for Mithun R+D

In these rapidly changing times, it is more important than ever to engage in critical research that challenges practice norms, proposes new paths and integrates diverse knowledge sets. Learn about our latest efforts and the five firm-wide focus areas for Mithun R+D.

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Equity Is Central to Climate Action

Deb Guenther and Jared Green, editor of The Dirt, discuss the synergy between equity and climate action, with lessons learned from decades of research, projects and practice.

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Turning Challenges into Learning Opportunities

Brendan Connolly and new Mithun principal JoAnn Hindmarsh Wilcox explore key opportunities present in disruption: designing for health, equity and agile learning with an eye to the future.

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The Evolution of Performance Metrics in Practice

An examination of the development and implementation of predevelopment baseline metrics.

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Kapuso at the Upper Yard: Housing as Equity and Climate Strategy

At one of San Francisco’s busiest transit hubs, 131 all-electric homes create a transit-supportive, low-carbon community that advances equity, sustainability and everyday belonging for residents and neighbors alike.

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Beyond the Buzz Word: Holding “Green” Accountable

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Mithun Receives the AIA Northwest + Pacific Region Firm Award

AIA Northwest and Pacific Region names Mithun the 2017 Firm of the Year!

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Wisdom and Whimsey

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Mindful Living in the Sonoran Desert

The design of Miraval combines the desert’s rich human history with environmentally intelligent practices to enrich the award-winning spa experience.  

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Louisiana Children’s Museum Takes Learning Outside

Louisiana Children’s Museum presents a new model for children’s museums that supports resilience in New Orleans with expanded environmental education, innovative water strategies and collocated community resources.

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National Nordic Museum

Museum and cultural center that celebrates the five Nordic cultures of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden

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Project Green

An international model for sustainable development emerges from an old water treatment plant site

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The Heartwood and the Seedling: Portland’s Pearl District Grows More Public Realm

Heartline’s landscape sets the project apart and ties it into the neighborhood as a whole.

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ASUW Shell House Renovation

Rehabilitation of a landmarked 1918 structure and interior improvements to facilitate its transformation into a vibrant hub for education, cultural celebration and environmental stewardship, bridging its storied past with a dynamic future

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UDIC Walking Tour: Mission Bay Neighborhood

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SPAC Tour of Block 9A in Mission Bay

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Westlake Park Children's Play Area

Children’s play area in Westlake Park to support families in downtown Seattle

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Design for Health Equity: From Healthy Places to Inclusive Communities

Leading cities and organizations are looking upstream to build back better and address barriers to healthy housing, clean energy and air, reliable transportation and essential services. Erin Christensen Ishizaki shares highlights from recent planning and strategic efforts in Portland, OR, Denver and...

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New Perot Campus Advances Health and Collaboration

The Perot family shares the inspiration behind and transformative impacts of their new Dallas headquarters.    

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Place Matters: Site-Specific Interpretation

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Liberty Bank Building

Mixed-use affordable housing in Seattle’s Central District, developed by a partnership between Africatown Community Land Trust, the Black Community Impact Alliance, Community Roots Housing and Byrd Barr Place

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Envisioning the Restoration of Mariposa Grove

Our new video for Yosemite Conservancy provides a glimpse into the ecological impacts and immersive visitor experience enabled by the current restoration of Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias.

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The Home Team Supports Resilience of North Richmond

As part of the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge, the Mithun Home Team is working with the North Richmond community to address local impacts of climate change and support regional resilience.

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Yosemite’s Mariposa Grove Reopens to the Public

The Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoia reopens following an ambitious, multiyear restoration effort to preserve these majestic trees and enhance the visitor experience.

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Next Generation Conceptual Plan

The Next Generation Conceptual Plan envisions a regenerative district integrating nature-based infrastructure, habitat, urban shade, diverse housing, and inclusive economic growth. Through partnerships, it guides investments to sustain momentum and support future generations.

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Liberty Bank Building Ribbon Cutting March 23rd

The Liberty Bank Building—a model for equitable, affordable housing development in Seattle—opens with a community ribbon cutting and block party in the Central District.

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Award-Winning Schacht Aslani Architects Joins Mithun’s Integrated Design Practice

Mithun and Schacht Aslani have a long history of complementary expertise and professional collaboration, and this new union leverages the knowledge and client work of both firms for a wide range of projects.

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Landscapes that Welcome

Aligned with the National Nordic Museum’s mission to serve as a community gathering space, the plazas and gardens of the museum invite neighbors and visitors to linger and explore.

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Perot Family Offices

New corporate campus for Perot family business enterprises in the heart of downtown Dallas

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The Iconic Sea Ranch Lodge Reopens Following Extensive Renovation

The revitalized landmark features strengthened connection to nature and reimagined spaces including a new dining room, bar and lounge, café and general store.

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Carpenters Union Local 22

A new office and gathering hall for the Carpenters Union

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Seattle Fire Station 9

Replacement fire station designed to support quick response time, community outreach and resource-efficient operations

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Douglass-Truth Branch Library

Library renovation and expansion that blends historic and contemporary architecture to create a striking composition that echoes social change in the surrounding community 

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ASUW Shell House Renovation Breaks Ground at the University of Washington

Mithun and Sellen Construction are providing progressive design-build services to rehabilitate the historic ASUW Shell House, storied home of “The Boys in the Boat.”

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Wanapum Heritage Center

Heritage center and museum that tells the story of the Wanapum Band, preserves traditional artifacts and provides an active cultural center

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Alanna Stanton

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City of Phoenix Edison-Eastlake One Vision Plan

Sustainable mixed-use district framework and housing master plans for three transit-oriented existing public housing sites in the Edison-Eastlake neighborhood east of downtown Phoenix

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Yesler Community Center

Full-service community center within an inner-city neighborhood near downtown Seattle

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Events

AIA 2023 Architecture Firm Award: Mithun’s Mission-driven Approach to Design Practice

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Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias

Planning and design to restore the largest grove of sequoias in Yosemite National Park

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Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge

One of 10 teams selected to work with communities to develop collaborative, implementable projects to address sea level rise and climate change across the San Francisco Bay Area

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Technologies for Sustainability

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Earth Day Turns 50

A look back at the history of Earth Day, its Northwest roots and continued influence on the sustainable design movement.

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Dorothy Faris

Dorothy has worked on a variety of public and private projects across the Western United States. Her ability to think across scales—from master planning large sites to specifics of construction details—informs her project work. She values collaboration from the beginning of the project, working ...

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Two Additional Eden Hall Campus Buildings Achieve LEED Platinum Status

All four new buildings on Chatham University’s 388-acre satellite campus—including academic, dining, residential and commons facilities—are now LEED Platinum certified.

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Schools: Active Learning, Passive House

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Pollination Innovation

VisionDue to loss of habitat and wide-scale use of pesticides, pollinators are declining at alarming rates. These bees, butterflies and hummingbirds play a vital role in maintaining the ecosystems on which our world relies. While there is general guidance for which plant species contribute to pollin...

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Design for Health

Mithun’s Design for Health initiative applies evidence-based strategies and research to the creation of beautiful, inspiring and healthy places.      

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Mithun’s All-Electric Housing Projects Featured in Urban Land

The firm’s experience with all-electric affordable housing projects supports the case for a fossil-free future.

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Campus Net Zero

VisionWhat would it take to transform an existing urban campus with buildings five to seven stories tall to become an on-site net zero energy campus? As building heights increase, net zero becomes more and more difficult to achieve. The challenge is greater when starting with existing building perfo...

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2025 Mithun Promotions

We are pleased to announce staff promotions in our Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles offices.

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Construction Begins on the Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth (CDHY) Campus Expansion

The Skanska | Mithun design-build team joined with the school community to celebrate groundbreaking on a campus expansion tailored to support CDHY’s bilingual educational program while maintaining Deaf culture for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

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Mass Timber Schools in Construction

K-12 learning environments across the Puget Sound are incorporating mass timber to enhance student health and wellbeing, building performance and project delivery. Here are three compelling examples.

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Remembering Michael Sorkin

Craig Hodgetts shares a tribute to the talent and humanism of the late Michael Sorkin, a “voice of architecture with a purpose”

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About Us

We are united by a belief in the power of design We leverage technology and integrated disciplines to advance design that serves individuals, communities and our planet. Research and development programs enable our teams and collaborators to transcend boundaries, reaching ever higher levels of desig...

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Kapuso at the Upper Yard Wins 2026 AIA COTE Top Ten Award

This national honor recognizes the project’s integration of housing, transit and community space to create lasting social, environmental and economic value.

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Design for Health: The Next Decade of Positive Change

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Beyond Models: Embodied Carbon Accounting in Action

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The Student Housing Boom: Design and Development Outlook

Urban Land magazine explores the impact of changing forces on U.S. student housing markets, and the trends in design and development that are delivering results.

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How Can We Design with Communities While Apart?

The current pandemic has inspired new ways to cultivate resilient community relationships and engagement, even as conventional practices are challenged.

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How to Transform a Spec Office of Yesterday into the Destination Workplace of Tomorrow

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Design for Positive Change: 2024 Community Impact

At Mithun, our design has purpose — to create positive change in people’s lives. We’re excited to share some highlights of the community impact of our team’s diverse efforts in 2024, from projects to research and development, corporate giving, volunteering in the community and more.

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The EcoDistricts Protocol

How we live in cities is the biggest challenge of our lifetime.

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Inhabit Modular Apartments

Design and feasibility study for modular apartment prototype

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Lopez Common Ground

A workforce housing community designed for economic, environmental and social sustainability

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Chatham Campus Receives AIA CAE Education Facility Design Award

AIA Committee on Architecture for Education (CAE) honors Chatham University Eden Hall Campus with the 2018 Education Facility Design Award of Excellence.

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Mithun R+D

A look at the evolution of research and development at Mithun, from the firm’s early days to current initiatives and what’s next.

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Washington School for the Deaf Honored with WoodWorks Award

The mass timber design for the K-12 campus expansion at Washington School for the Deaf earns a national 2025 Wood in Architecture Award.

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Employee

May So

May is a mission-driven architect with more than 20 years of experience leading urban mixed-use projects that connect people with each other and their environments to create sustainable, socially equitable cities. She is a skilled leader of multidisciplinary teams delivering complex, large-scale and...

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Building Better Schools

VisionEmerging mass timber technology is changing the construction industry with multiple advantages such as reducing embodied carbon and compressing construction schedules. There is also a growing body of research proving biophilic indoor environments can improve learning outcomes and enhance stude...

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Habits of High-Performance Firms

Mithun is featured in a new report from the AIA Committee on the Environment about the best practices of leading design firms.  

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Seamus Kelly

Séamus is an architect with a passion for crafting inclusive and high-performing educational environments from early childhood learning through higher education. He specializes in integrated project delivery, including progressive design-build and GC/CM models, and is skilled at managing collaborat...

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Climate Approaches: Heat Resilience

Extreme heat, whether in the form of rising long-term average temperatures or punctuated by heat waves, is a global health threat. Learn how Mithun’s designers are addressing climate and health impacts of rising heat through innovative design strategies, R+D and real-world project applications.

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Perot Corporate Campus Featured in Development Magazine

Seamless integration of architecture and landscape optimizes collaboration and employee health at the Perot Family Offices.

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A Year of Embodied Carbon

Mithun framed 2021 as the Year of Embodied Carbon to reaffirm our commitment to low-carbon buildings and communities, spark accelerated innovation internally and contribute decisively towards global efforts to limit atmospheric warming. This ideas post shares both successes and setbacks with the hop...

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Chatham University Eden Hall Campus is LEED Platinum Certified

The first phase of development at Chatham University’s Eden Hall Campus has achieved LEED Platinum certification from the USGBC.

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Mass Timber Schools: Wellness in Wood

Humans have an innate need to connect with the natural world. At the same time, emerging mass timber technology has the capacity to help reduce and achieve net-negative embodied carbon. Finding a way to optimize mass timber technology that affords a cost-competitive biophilic approach to build bette...

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Casey Huang

With a passion for affordable and workforce housing, and mission-based projects Casey brings clients a combination of design talent and technical knowledge that results in inspiring and cost effective design solutions. Her strong contextual approach makes each project responsive to its surroundings ...

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Building Better Schools

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Equitable Electrification: As We Move into Our Fossil-fuel-free Future, How Can We Ensure Everyone Benefits?

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Byline at Press Blocks

A new mixed-use development on the MAX light rail line in the rapidly transforming Goose Hollow neighborhood

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Important Work Ahead

A letter to our team about Mithun’s commitment to dig deeper, develop expanded anti-racist actions and be transparent about our progress.

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200 Occidental: Sustainable Future of Historic Pioneer Square

There is nothing ordinary about the origins of 200 Occidental.  

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Universities Adapt to Serve the Next Generation

Universities are responding to economic and enrollment challenges with initiatives to expand access to affordable campus housing that supports student priorities, reduces their carbon footprint and enriches the surrounding neighborhood fabric.

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Saltchuk Corporate Offices

New corporate headquarters uniting a diverse family of companies into a shared space with expansive views of the working waterfront

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The New Nordic Museum Opens in Seattle

Highlights of the design, grand opening events and media coverage for one of Seattle’s most anticipated cultural openings of the year.

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Mithun Partners with Techbridge Girls

We recently hosted a group of 20 students for a collaborative day of learning and hands-on exploration about STEM and the built environment.

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Expertise

we harness synergy between disciplines and practice areas to create meaningful places At Mithun, design is a holistic, interdisciplinary pursuit encompassing architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, urban design and planning. Our integrated team employs shared research and collaborati...

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Robert Frost Auditorium Wins Two Preservation Awards

The iconic auditorium at Culver City High School has been recognized for excellence in historic preservation by local and statewide award programs.

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Anne Torney Honored for Residential Design Excellence

2018 Marvin Design Award winner Anne Torney is inspired by affordable housing’s ability to create social change.

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Place and the Displaced

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JE:DI Won’t Save You, But Action Will

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Georgia Tech Campus and Construction Tour

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University of Oregon Hamilton & Walton Transformation

Phased replacement and expansion of student life, dining and academic facilities, open space improvements and a new recruitment center to welcome prospective students and visitors

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Sam Maloof Home: 25 Years of Preservation Success, Challenges and Adjustments

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On Fire

VisionNearly all lands and plant communities in the western United States are adapted to fire exposure, and for thousands of years indigenous peoples here have used fire intentionally to cultivate plant and human health symbiotically. The consequences of 150 years of fire suppression as a developmen...

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Integrated Environments for Healing

Located in a remarkable natural setting on the shores of Lake Burien, the new campus for Navos integrates innovative mental health approaches, a community-focused experience and connection with nature to truly support healing.    

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200 Occidental

A new mixed-use office building replaces a parking lot and mends a gap in the ring of buildings around Occidental Park

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Charlotte Pitts

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Chatham University Eden Hall Campus

First phase of development for a 388-acre satellite campus, home to Chatham’s Falk School of Sustainability

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New Home for the Khmer Community of Seattle King County

Mithun is working with the Khmer Community Seattle King County (KCSKC) and the Khmer diaspora to develop an amenity-rich cultural center in White Center.

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Innovative Designs Enhance Seattle’s Historic Neighborhoods

200 Occidental and Ivar’s Pier 54 Renovation selected as NAIOP Night of the Stars Awards finalists.

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Outside-In and Inside-Out: A Seamless Campus Experience

Integrated site and workplace design supports collaboration and health at the Perot family’s new headquarters in Dallas.

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Hunters Point Shipyard Neighborhood Studies

Conversion of Hunters Point Naval Shipyard into a new mixed-use neighborhood

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Schacht Aslani Architects Joins Mithun

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Creating a Live and Learn Environment

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Decolonizing Design: Cross Cultural Collaborations with the Coast Salish Peoples

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National Recognition for Denver’s Sun Valley

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded the Sun Valley EcoDistrict one of five Choice Neighborhood Implementation Grants nationwide.    

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Keeping Portland’s Charm Amid Growth and Development

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NE 85th Station Area Plan and Code

Station Area Plan that supports growth of a suburban area around a new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station and regional trail, including a new plan, form-based code, sustainability framework, green innovation policies, incentive zoning program, design guidelines and Planned Action Ordinance

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ARTS at King Street Station

Major renovation of King Street Station's third floor to support local arts and culture, highlighting communities of color

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Affordable Housing as Social and Cultural Infrastructure

Housing affordability is a critical issue for cities across the nation. New developments in San Francisco and Seattle highlight strategies to address this challenge, with design that advances social justice and celebrates local identity.

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REI Seattle Flagship Store

An immersive retail experience, instilling consumers with environmental values, a connection to nature and sense of adventure

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UW Haring Center Reopens to Students

Now complete, this significant remodel enhances the work of the University of Washington’s interdisciplinary hub for direct education, professional development and research into early childhood learning.

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Fort Worden Building 202 Renovation

Adaptive reuse of an historic barracks building to create a community education center

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The Huxley

Transit-oriented eight-story mixed-use development in the West Seattle Junction neighborhood

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Observations on Campus Planning

How campus planning is evolving to better support mission, educational delivery and community in a changing world.

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Inclusive Learning at the Haring Center

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Advancing Positive Change through Pro Bono Design

As part of our commitment to support social equity, Mithun provides pro-bono design services to underserved communities by partnering with local grassroots organizations. Learn about recent projects.

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Grand Opening of Indigenous Peoples Cultural Arts Healing Center

Mithun joined with Cultura y Arte Nativa de las Americas (CANA), project partners and neighbors to celebrate the completion of this community arts hub, eight years in the making.

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Maceo May Apartments

Six-story modular construction building on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay providing 105 homes for formerly homeless Veterans and their families

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Mariposa Healthy Living Initiative Blazes a Trail

Mithun’s work with Denver Housing Authority demonstrates how equitable transit-oriented development projects can help cities improve community health.

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Mithun Elevates New Executive Team, Marking Fourth Generation of Practicing Design Leaders

Partner Brendan Connolly joins firm President Dave Goldberg and partner Anne Torney in guiding daily operations.

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West Capitol Campus Historic Landscape Master Plan

Comprehensive plan for the design and management of the Washington State Capitol Campus grounds, originally designed by the Olmsted Brothers

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Construction Tops Out at Byline Mixed-Use Development in Portland

The full-block development will reinvigorate the Goose Hollow neighborhood with new amenity-rich urban living, work space and community-serving public realm.

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Events

Puget Sound Green Infrastructure Summit Keynote

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National Nordic Museum Receives 2020 Buildy Award

The Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM) recognizes the National Nordic Museum with its top honor for new museums.

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Shaping Cities with Integrated Green Infrastructure

Green Infrastructure planning and design provides the vital link to creating regenerative communities.

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New Student Life Facilities Enable UCLA Housing Guarantee

Mithun-designed student housing facilities totaling more than 4,000 student beds help UCLA clear its waitlist and guarantee housing for all freshmen and transfers. It is the first and only UC campus to do so.

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Louisiana Children’s Museum Receives 2021 Buildy Award

The Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM) has awarded the Louisiana Children’s Museum with its top honor for new museums.

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Celebrating 75 Years By Imagining the Next 75: Mithun’s Design 2099 Workshop

As a way to honor the people and accomplishments of the past 75 years, we chose to look 75 years into the future—imagining what the world may look like in 2099 and how we, as designers, can positively influence that range of possibilities.

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Events

The Bush School: A Systems Approach to Sustainable Design

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Planning for Carbon Neutral Cities

A strategic and cooperative planning effort in Austin, Texas, offers a model for development of people-centric, livable and sustainable urban environments.      

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Spaces for All: Gender Inclusive Design Beyond Bathrooms

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Casa Adelante 681 Florida Opens in San Francisco

The building contributes to a vibrant Mission District with 130 affordable homes, including 39 permanent supportive housing units, and ground-floor space for local arts organizations.

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NE 85th Station Area Plan Envisions Innovative, Inclusive Transit-Connected Growth in Kirkland

Kirkland City Council adopts resolution for innovative, inclusive transit-connected growth in NE 85th Station Area Preferred Plan Resolution

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Getting the Most BANG for Your Design BUCK

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Veterans Memorial Plazas Open in Issaquah, WA

The City of Issaquah invites the public to the newly remodeled Senior Center Plaza and Pedestrian Park.

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Pier 54 is 2016 Retail Development of the Year

NAIOP Washington names Ivar’s Pier 54 Renovation the top retail development of 2016.  

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Construction Begins at Portland’s Press Blocks

The second phase of development at Press Blocks will bring new apartments, work/live units, retail, commercial office space and a public plaza to the Goose Hollow neighborhood.

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Events

Layers of Listening: Community Voices in Design of Affordable Housing

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Expanding the Roster: The Design Paradigm That Prioritizes Equity, Community, and Justice

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National Nordic Museum Wins AAM Sustainability Award

The American Association of Museums recognized National Nordic Museum with the 2020 Sustainability Excellence Award for New Construction

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Events

Breaking the Mold

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Designing Black Futures

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Public Housing that Engages the City

Daniel Solomon speaks with Public Square about our nation’s public housing—complex challenges, new ideas and the road ahead.

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JEDI

Our acknowledgments As a historically majority white-led firm, Mithun acknowledges the power and choice afforded our organization in an environment influenced by centuries of structural racism and other forms of discrimination. Mithun acknowledges our current responsibility to recognize and ameliora...

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Ribbon-cutting at Nickelsville Georgetown

Mithun provided pro-bono planning services for Seattle’s fourth tiny house community serving homeless families and individuals.

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Project

Robert Frost Auditorium

Dynamic renovation of an iconic 1960s-era auditorium to preserve the historic structure and create a contemporary performing arts center on the Culver City High School campus

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Sun Valley Redevelopment Master Plan and Healthy Living Initiative

A Choice Neighborhoods Transformation Plan (completed 2015) and Healthy Living Initiative Action Plan (completed 2019) support the inclusive growth of an isolated neighborhood into an mixed-income, health-focused community

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