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Want Resilient Cities and Structures? Have a Plan. Architectural Products magazine recently turned to Mithun for insights into resilience planning to address flooding, storms and extreme heat. Check out the article for highlights from that conversation and featured case studies of Louisiana Children’s Museum and Edison Eastlake neighborhood planning in Phoenix. https://www.arch-products.com/case-study/retaining-water (clickable link in bio) 📷: Webb Bland

Posted: 11.27.2019

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It’s been a great year! We’re thrilled to be included in the Architect 50 list of top firms in the nation, and ranked #6 for sustainability. Congratulations and many thanks to our fantastic team, clients and collaborators! 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 11.13.2019

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Liberty Bank Building received the @NAIOPWA Affordable Housing Development of the Year Award! We are honored to have participated in the creation of this mixed-use affordable housing landmark in Seattle’s Central District with Africatown Community Land Trust, the Black Community Impact Alliance, Capitol Hill Housing and Byrd Barr Place. Located on the site of the former Liberty Bank, the first bank west of the Mississippi River dedicated to serving the African American community, this project honors a rich history and cultural significance. Community recommendations were essential to the project design, which incorporates salvaged elements from the original bank, exterior colors and patterns inspired by Afrocentric design, and work by local artists. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 11.11.2019

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National Nordic Museum has received a 2019 Award of Honor in the @AIASeattle Honor Awards for Washington Architecture. Congrats to @nordicmuseum and the entire project team! 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.05.2019

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Robert Frost Auditorium has received a Merit Award in the 2019 AIA Los Angeles Design Awards program! The jury complimented the renovation for delivering better space and functional enhancements while maintaining the expressive modernist character. The project renews an iconic 1960s-era auditorium to preserve the historic structure and create a contemporary performing arts center on the Culver City High School campus. Learn more: http://mithun.com/project/robert-frost-auditorium/ (link in bio) 📷: Lane Barden

Posted: 10.30.2019

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Join our integrated design team! We’re looking for a Materials Specialist to advance sustainability and health through our Materials Lab in Seattle. Learn more about this position and other openings at mithun.com/careers/ (clickable link in bio) 📷: Juan Hernandez

Posted: 10.25.2019

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People’s Choice voting is open for the @iida_npc INawards program! Show your support for Heartline in-person at the Seattle Home Show this weekend (Oct 12 & 13) or online through Monday, Oct 14. Design details throughout this mixed use development are inspired by Oregon’s timber industry, including wood in many forms, art installations and (as shown in this photo) a blackened steel screening element that is perforated with a vertical pattern of tree trunks in a forest. Link in bio. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 10.12.2019

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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. Featured in the image is UCLA Lot 15 Residence Halls, a new 1,752-resident undergraduate student housing community with study/innovation center, currently under construction. https://mithun.com/2019/09/06/project-architect-housing/ (clickable link in bio)

Posted: 10.04.2019

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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

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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