Design for Positive Change. Mithun is seeking an A-Z Project Architect with experience in large scale, mid- to high-rise multifamily or student housing to join our growing Los Angeles team. https://t.co/Z5B2Q3ckxB https://t.co/2vzyzkDUHe
Posted: 10.03.2019
Prost! We enjoyed another festive evening with friends, clients and colleagues at the 42nd annual Mithunerfest celebration in Seattle. Sharing a few highlights, including bespoke tracht crafted in our papierhosen werkstatt.
Posted: 10.02.2019
We are pleased to share that National Nordic Museum received an Award of Merit in the 2019 AIA Northwest & Pacific Region Design Awards program! In this photo light washes across the faceted planes of the central Fjord Hall, highlighting the reverence for natural light shared by the Pacific Northwest and Nordic regions. The glass birds are by Faroese artist Tróndur Patursson. 📷: @brucedamonte
Posted: 09.25.2019
National Nordic Museum was recognized with an Award of Merit at the 2019 AIA Northwest & Pacific Region Design Awards. Congrats to @thenordicmuseum and the entire design team! https://t.co/zjE1GClLSC
Posted: 09.25.2019
What a day! Mithun is committed to supporting ecosystem vitality, human health and resilience in our work every day. Today, we paused to participate in the #ClimateStrike, standing with colleagues and global youth in support of climate action. Sharing some highlights from our offices in Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. #DesignforPositiveChange #StandwithGreta #FridaysforFuture
Posted: 09.20.2019
Mithun is committed to supporting ecosystem vitality, human health & resilience every day. Today, our offices are participating in the #ClimateStrike & standing with global youth in support of climate action. Join us! #DesignforPositiveChange #StandwithGreta #FridaysforFuture https://t.co/SS3ArVJsCk
Posted: 09.20.2019
We are excited to participate in PARK(ing) Day as part of Alleyways Alive tonight in San Francisco! Our Hygro Rays installation manifests the interplay between relative humidity and materiality. Wood grain orientation, shape, size and wood species all impact how humidity causes the wood to change form over time. Come and check out how this invisible force transforms material and brings life to the alleyway. The event runs from 7pm – 10pm tonight (Sept 20th) at Fern Alley (Between Polk and Larkin).
Posted: 09.20.2019
Events
Beating the Heat—How Developers and Cities Are Mitigating Heat Island Impacts
2019 ULI Fall Meeting
Washington, DC
09.20.2019
Attending #ULIFall Mtg in DC? Join us for âBeating the Heat,â Fri 9/20 @ 10am. The special program explores new research from @UrbanLandInst and case studies that address extreme heat while advancing human health, social cohesion & #resilience. #Scorched https://t.co/JvTYukkiMz https://t.co/j1CsH1j8mk
Posted: 09.19.2019
In our latest ideas post, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” Kelly Rodriguez shares insights into the making of a new book about the architecture and life of Mithun consulting principal Gordon Walker. Check it out: https://mithun.com/2019/09/16/yesterday-today-and-tomorrow/
Posted: 09.17.2019
