A pop of color to brighten your week! Our team joined with San Francisco Parks Alliance and neighbors to paint a temporary sidewalk mural at the site of the future Moss Street Eco-Zone, which will include rainwater harvesting, stormwater treatment, habitat and social space. Located in the city’s Filipino Cultural Heritage District, the mural design alludes to forthcoming public realm improvements that use a traditional weaving motif. 📷: @sfparksalliance
Posted: 04.22.2021
Events
Living Future 2021
Online Event
04.21.2021
RT @Living_Future: What if the ingredients on a cereal box said "No idea". Why is this ok in the construction industry? "The biggest surprise is just how little manufacturers know about what goes into their products.” -Dustann Jones @mithun_design . Thanks to our session sponsor @IES_Red2Green #LF21
Posted: 04.20.2021
Attending #LF21? Join Mithun's Erin Ishizaki and our research partners 4/21 at 11:30am to discuss how power and privilege are influencing design and to explore an open-source framework to center health equity and inclusion through project delivery. https://t.co/VuPSOEmySU https://t.co/V4RjP6jPzI
Posted: 04.20.2021
Events
Team Up: Setting, Managing and Achieving Your Healthier Materials Goals
Living Future 2021
Online Event
04.20.2021
We are thrilled to share that Mithun received two Awards of Excellence in last night’s @WashingtonASLA Professional Awards program! Louisiana Children’s Museum (LCM) was recognized in the General Design, Private Ownership category, and Yosemite National Park Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias was recognized for Research, Analysis and Planning. We are honored to be included among this year’s recipients and thankful to be part of such a thoughtful and creative design community here in Washington. Featured in gallery are the “Hummock Hop” exhibit at LCM and “Fallen Monarch” at Mariposa Grove. 📷: @k7scott, Christian Runge
Posted: 04.16.2021
Events
Integrated Design as a Path to Place
AIA Arkansas Virtual Speaker Series
Online Event
04.15.2021
Rich Franko presents "Integrated Design as a Path to Place," exploring a methodology of interactive design engagement across disciplines & with engaged users to yield deeply resonant design solutions that connect to place. Join us 4/15, 3:30pm @AIAArkansas https://t.co/UOEZeadCMJ https://t.co/YbNHq0PZpu
Posted: 04.13.2021
RT @Living_Future: The kid- and nature-friendly @LouisianaKids by @mithun_design is a Stephen R. Kellert #BiophilicDesign Award finalist! Tune in to #LF21 for the winner! Camera: Kevin Barraco Smart Media LLC #BiophilicDesign #LivingFuture #GreenBuilding https://bit.ly/2OsCgI4
Posted: 04.13.2021
The original, Mithun-designed Fairwood Library in Renton, Washington was configured as three side-by-side gable forms. This expansion designed by Schacht Aslani Architects (which joined Mithun in 2019) inserts a long-span, flat-roofed pavilion between the original volumes, creating a central space that organizes the library’s activities. The design connects patrons with views of the surrounding woodland, increases access to the library’s broadening array of resources, and creates a community living room. It’s a story of renewal and connection that was just meant to be. 📷: Tim Bies
Posted: 04.10.2021
