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At Perot Family Offices, the material palette of limestone, glass and wood extends out to a series of terraces and gardens for dining, collaboration and events. The garden terrace features simple plantings of thornless Mesquite trees and drought-tolerant native grasses along a Lueders limestone wall. Visible in the previous image is a custom water feature that emulates local Karst limestone geology and abstracts the flood regime of adjacent Turtle Creek by daily changes in velocity: a trickle in the morning, to a full spill over the water tables by noon and back to a seep by night. 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.04.2021

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At Mithun, our design has purpose—to create positive change in people’s lives. Inspired by this mission, we work in interdisciplinary teams to envision and create transformative places across the nation. It’s an exciting process—uniquely collaborative, compelled by optimism and curiosity, enabled by broad expertise and the latest technology. We’re looking for exceptional people to join us in San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. To explore current openings: https://mithun.com/people/careers/ (clickable link in bio) 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.04.2021

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The Perot Family Offices at Turtle Creek is a great example of integrated design at work. Our interior design, architecture and landscape team worked in concert to craft compositions like this view of the boardroom door. Materials including limestone and wood contrast with bright natural light that draw your eye to unique moments throughout the project, indoors and out. To learn more about the integration of indoor and outdoor experiences at Perot Family Offices, check out the link in bio. 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.03.2021

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Mithun R+D drives positive change by advancing design knowledge and its application. Different digital design programs have different functional strengths. How can we best connect these tools for powerful, nimble, real-time design while harnessing the iterative nature of AI? Façade Generator bridges the gap between Revit and other modeling programs, specifically Rhino and Grasshopper, to easily study façade patterns and articulation that are otherwise too cumbersome to implement or explore in Revit at early stages of a project. The conceptual drivers for design option exploration include environmental response, programmatic relationships, panelization, modularity and color. Learn more about this and other Mithun R+D projects at www.mithun.com/design/r-d/ (link in bio)

Posted: 10.29.2021