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At Mithun, our design has purpose—to create positive change in people’s lives. Inspired by this mission, we work in interdisciplinary teams to envision and create transformative places across the nation. It’s an exciting process—uniquely collaborative, compelled by optimism and curiosity, enabled by broad expertise and the latest technology. We’re looking for exceptional people to join us in San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. To explore current openings: https://mithun.com/people/careers/ (clickable link in bio) 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.04.2021

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The Perot Family Offices at Turtle Creek is a great example of integrated design at work. Our interior design, architecture and landscape team worked in concert to craft compositions like this view of the boardroom door. Materials including limestone and wood contrast with bright natural light that draw your eye to unique moments throughout the project, indoors and out. To learn more about the integration of indoor and outdoor experiences at Perot Family Offices, check out the link in bio. 📷: @brucedamonte

Posted: 11.03.2021

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Mithun R+D drives positive change by advancing design knowledge and its application. Different digital design programs have different functional strengths. How can we best connect these tools for powerful, nimble, real-time design while harnessing the iterative nature of AI? Façade Generator bridges the gap between Revit and other modeling programs, specifically Rhino and Grasshopper, to easily study façade patterns and articulation that are otherwise too cumbersome to implement or explore in Revit at early stages of a project. The conceptual drivers for design option exploration include environmental response, programmatic relationships, panelization, modularity and color. Learn more about this and other Mithun R+D projects at www.mithun.com/design/r-d/ (link in bio)

Posted: 10.29.2021

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Mithun R+D drives positive change by advancing design knowledge and its application. The Scripted Anthropometry effort examined how the body can be embedded within contemporary design with emergent digital fabrication tools. Using computer scripting, 3D printing and five-axis CNC fabrication, the team researched how to effectively model complex anthropomorphic shapes and directly cast them into concrete forms, applying this research to design and fabricate a bench installation at Louisiana Children’s Museum. Learn more about this R+D project at www.mithun.com/design/r-d/ (link in bio)

Posted: 10.28.2021

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Mithun R+D drives positive change by advancing design knowledge and its application. On Fire examines fire-adapted environments, studying both the varied sociocultural history of fire management and the breadth of existing prescriptive best management practices for designers working within fire-prone environments. This team is developing a design toolkit through an integrated approach, considering land use, landscape design and building design simultaneously. View the R+D project at www.mithun.com/design/r-d/ (link in bio)

Posted: 10.27.2021

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Two Mithun projects are in the running for the 2021 IIDA INawards People’s Choice Award: the South Lake Union Block 25 workplace and Blakely Elementary School! Public voting is open. Support your favorite project with a quick click on the @iida_npc online platform: https://bit.ly/3GaC7it (link also in bio). Voting continues through Sunday, Oct 24, and the winner will be revealed at the award event on Nov 8. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 10.22.2021

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We're happy to see that San Francisco is getting some much needed rain this week, but we'll still be thinking about these sunny views! Here, light washes through the windows of this historic building at Levi’s Plaza. Renovated in 2020, this meeting room is part of a flexible ground-floor program with a shared work lounge and hospitality kitchen to support creative workspaces on the upper level. 📷: Jasper Sanidad

Posted: 10.21.2021

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Arras is a mixed-use residential community within the emerging, transit-oriented Spring District neighborhood of Bellevue, WA. Centered on a dynamic, landscaped courtyard with towering Loom sculpture by John Fleming, the project’s three buildings act as amenity-rich ‘spokes’ for residents. Active ground-floor retail and casual outdoor dining welcome surrounding neighbors to this dynamic, pedestrian-oriented hub. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 10.20.2021