Mithun and MycoWorks have teamed together to create a unique and interactive work for the Market Street Prototyping Festival. The installation, called Emoti-bricks, is a system of three walls of spinning mycelium bricks, painted with stenciled glyphs. If you’re in the San Francisco area, stop by during the festival April 9-11. https://mithun.com/news/article/emoti_bricks_market_street_prototyping_festival_installation/
Posted: 04.09.2015
Congratulations to Mithun’s Garrett Reynolds, winner of 2015 AIA Seattle Emerging Professionals Travel Scholarship! Stay tuned to learn about his research on innovative #microhousing strategies. http://bit.ly/19PnSiC
Posted: 04.03.2015
Curious about mindful design? Find out more when Mithun's president, Dave Goldberg, speaks on Thursday at the 2015 Living Future unConference in Seattle. http://bit.ly/1xSa95E
Posted: 04.01.2015
Net Positive Biodiversity: Find out as Mithun’s landscape architect, Deb Guenther, and Nicole Stern of Biohabitats, Inc. address how much biodiversity is possible in an urban jungle. http://bit.ly/1xGu6dx
Posted: 03.20.2015
Watch Mithun's Bill LaPatra discuss Seattle's built and natural environment in "An Evening With: Building Narrative in Seattle" http://www.seattlechannel.org/anEveningWith?videoid=x52617
Posted: 03.13.2015
http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/place/article/Apartment-project-rises-to-the-challenge-in-6099417.php San Francisco Chronicle article calls 1180 Fourth Street “perhaps the most satisfying residential piece” of San Francisco’s redeveloped Mission Bay neighborhood.
Posted: 03.12.2015
Interested in how to deploy certain technologies to measure the effectiveness of groundwater retention and stormwater management? Register now to attend the City Parks Alliance Greater & Greener lecture on “Collecting Data, Measuring Eco-System Performance,” Mithun landscape architect, Deb Guenther to co-present. http://bit.ly/1K5BHVu
Posted: 03.06.2015
Did you know that certain design decisions can make a positive impact on serious health issues like asthma and obesity? Learn how to design communities for enhanced connection between people and nature, and how this connection improves our overall well-being. http://bit.ly/1uoZRIX
Posted: 02.10.2015
Our team uses metrics on habitat, water, energy and carbon use to provide a framework for evaluating the systemic nature of design strategies. Read how we developed an environmental performance benchmark for an urban design project in Portland. http://bit.ly/1qSnWVn
Posted: 02.06.2015
Don't miss our lecture on how #architecture is influencing #writers & their stories.
Posted: 01.29.2015
