Our South Lake Union Block 25 workplace won Best In Show in a global design award program held by this confidential technology company. What fantastic affirmation from the very teams that develop and work from these spaces every day! It’s our joy to be designing environments that support our clients’ best work, while fostering health, connection to brand and local culture. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 12.21.2021
We recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Princeton University’s Lake Campus Development! As part of this significant campus expansion, Mithun has led architectural design of a new P3 graduate student housing community that’s on track to become one of the largest Passive House certified projects in the country. Learn more via link in bio.
Posted: 12.17.2021
Exciting things are in progress! Our project team recently visited the factory to check out construction of the first box of this modular housing prototype. We're thrilled to be working with @forterranw on linked mass timber efforts, including ModPro and the Darrington Wood Innovation Center, that are positioned to bring new affordable housing and jobs to Washington state.
Posted: 12.17.2021
Intrepid project architect Iveanette Santiago Rivera’s shot from the crane at Balboa Park Upper Yard, 131 BART-adjacent, fossil-fuel free, affordable homes on the way! Learn more about this rising effort with @missionhousing and @relatedcos at the link in bio.
Posted: 12.15.2021
Congratulations @Princeton on the groundbreaking of the Lake Campus Development! Weâre thrilled to participate in the Universityâs first major campus expansion in West Windsor, NJ. https://t.co/sMlOUVeFE3 https://t.co/XUAoZ78tJj
Posted: 12.10.2021
The design reflects the low-slung, one-story context of the surrounding neighborhood, with a dynamic massing that celebrates the cultural role of this civic institution and expresses the primary functions of the library—reading areas, a community meeting room and administrative offices. This project from the archives was designed by our Mithun | Hodgetts + Fung studio in Culver City. 📷: Tom Bonner
Posted: 12.09.2021
Built on the site of a firebombed market that had stood empty since the 1992 LA Riots, the Hyde Park Miriam Matthews Branch Library is armored to provide a secure space for children and community members, with all fenestration positioned above sight lines. Since its opening in 2004, the library has become a source of community pride and symbol of rebirth. Community participation in the design process yielded a design vocabulary that honors African-American cultural traditions and creates a memorable icon for the resurgent neighborhood. Designed by our Mithun | Hodgetts + Fung studio in Culver City. 📷: Tom Bonner
Posted: 12.09.2021
At the Hyde Park Miriam Matthews Branch Library in Los Angeles, a sculptured copper-clad cornice maximizes natural light—allowing it to travel through large clerestory windows and deep into the reading areas. Robin Givens, a local grade school teacher, led the creation of a mural and feature tiles that appear on the building façade shown here. The branch is named after a pioneering librarian who joined the Los Angeles Public Library in 1927 and was a recognized expert in Black History. This project was designed by our Mithun | Hodgetts + Fung studio in Culver City. 📷: Tom Bonner
Posted: 12.08.2021
Exciting things are happening in Darrington! We're thrilled to be working with @ForterraNW on a #CLT manufacturing plant and #modular prototype positioned to bring new #affordablehousing and jobs to Washington state. https://t.co/0v5gM6SnNQ #DesignforPositiveChange
Posted: 12.07.2021
