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Thank you, @landarchmag for your fantastic cover article about the restoration of Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias at Yosemite National Park! “Mithun’s intervention has rationalized and calmed the logistics of a visit, added accessible trails, and provided formerly missing services. It has repaired the natural hydrology. Distance, perspective—the grove as a whole—are conveyed now, by the opening of long views, establishment of strategic lookouts, even installation of ‘leaning benches’ whose backs are canted low so you can gaze up into the canopy without hurting your neck. Individual sequoias still impress with their lofty height and elephantine girth, their room-sized hollows, their great age.” Check out the March issue to learn about these majestic trees, and changes made to protect them while enhancing the visitor experience. 📷: Christian Runge, Susan Olmsted

Posted: 04.26.2019

Events

The End of Walking?

SPUR

San Francisco, CA

04.23.2019

Events

Passive House for Multifamily: Achievable Solutions, Effective Results

Texas Wood Design Solutions

Dallas, TX

04.18.2019

Events

Win-Win-Win Urbanism: Sustainability, Equity, Resilience

APA National Planning Conference

San Francisco, CA

04.14.2019

News

New Show Opens in Threshold Gallery

Join us for an artist reception celebrating Portals with Troy Gua on April 4th.

04.04.2019

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Mithun has committed to purchasing 50% or more of catering for meetings and events from local woman-owned businesses in honor of Women’s History Month. Our growing team is more than 50% women—with increased leadership at all positions. We’re proud to join Intentionalist At the Table, supporting and strengthening the diverse ownership of community-based businesses through our operations. Today’s lunch event was a highlight of the week!

Posted: 03.29.2019

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626 Mission Bay Boulevard earned the Best Affordable Housing Deal of the Year from SF Business Times! Located on a prominent site along the Fourth Street retail corridor, the project is designed to enhance community through diverse common spaces and amenities that connect low-income families with neighborhood programs, employment opportunities and a sense of community. It has also helped enliven Mission Bay with programs like nonprofit 826 Valencia’s new writing lab and “enchanted forest retail store.” 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 03.29.2019

Events

Strange Beauty: Making Sense of L.A. Architecture from the 1980s and 1990s

Museum of Contemporary Art

Los Angeles, CA

03.27.2019