What if landscape architects and occupational therapists joined forces to design for all possible uses and users? Mithun’s Jescelle Major explores the potential of this cross-disciplinary collaboration to advance universal design and wellness in the current issue of ARCADE: http://arcadenw.org/article/universal-design-for-wellness-in-space
Posted: 11.21.2018
What if landscape architects and occupational therapists joined forces to design for all possible uses and users? Mithunâs Jescelle Major explores the potential of this cross-disciplinary collaboration in @ARCADEnw: âUniversal Design for Wellness in Spaceâ https://t.co/mxd5z23852 https://t.co/C5fIhUGgdC
Posted: 11.21.2018
Situated in the forested slopes of the Summit Bechtel Reserve, the Sustainability Treehouse is a unique icon of environmental stewardship that redefines the relationship between building and landscape. The towering 125-foot steel frame connects visitors with panoramic views of the ground, tree canopy and sky. Ascending indoor and outdoor platforms, visitors learn about sustainable design and ecology through immersive experiences and hands-on exhibits. 📷: Joe Fletcher
Posted: 11.19.2018
Mithun team members spoke with Homeland Lab about our work with Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) and Nickelsville on planning for a tiny house village in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood. Check out the podcast to listen to the discussion about homelessness, community-building and the collaborative effort to create this village of 40 tiny homes. https://www.homelandlab.com/podcast-1/2018/11/10/episode-30-barron-peper-and-jescelle-major
Posted: 11.16.2018
We’re excited to share that “Resilient by Design: ouR-HOME” received an Award of Merit for Research, Analysis and Planning from the Washington Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects (WASLA)! It was an honor to work with Resilient by Design, the North Richmond community and the incredible Mithun Home Team to develop this suite of climate change projects that support health, wealth and home ownership for North Richmond residents. #DesignforPositiveChange
Posted: 11.16.2018
We’re excited to share that “Resilient by Design: ouR-HOME” received an Award of Merit for Research, Analysis and Planning from the Washington State chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects! It was an honor to work with @ResilientBay, the North Richmond community and the incredible Mithun Home Team to develop this suite of climate change projects that support health, wealth and home ownership for North Richmond residents.
Posted: 11.16.2018
RT @architectmag: Congratulations to @Mithun_design, number 12 in our annual ranking of architecture firms, the Architect 50. Check out theâ¦
Posted: 11.16.2018
RT @TNDC: Did you know that 626 Mission Bay, a GreenPoint Rated Building, is insulated with recycled materials? #AmericaRecyclesDay #Sustaiâ¦
Posted: 11.15.2018
Mithun partner Daniel Solomon has written an engaging new book “Housing and the City, LOVE versus HOPE,” placing his own fifty-year career in a century of broad conflict between two antagonistic conceptions of the modern—one which sought to eradicate the pre-modern city and another that treated it with reverence. Join us for a lively discussion with Dan, architect Gordon Walker and UW Professor Anne Vernex Moudon at Peter Miller Books on Nov 29 at 5:30pm. http://mithun.com/?p=25070 (clickable link in bio) 📷: Juan Hernandez
Posted: 11.14.2018
We're thrilled to share that Mithun is ranked No. 12 overall, and No. 2 for sustainability on ARCHITECT magazine's #Architect50 listing of top firms in the nation. Congratulations to our exceptional Mithun team, and to all of our talented colleagues recognized as part of the 2018 Architect 50! https://mithun.com/2018/11/09/mithun-ranks-no-12-in-2018-architect-50/
Posted: 11.09.2018
