Happy International Women’s Day! Today we’re celebrating the amazing, skillful women at Mithun and those we collaborate with at partner and client organizations. We are also thinking of women around the world who face greater restrictions on their freedoms and sense of possibility. For all, we are driven to leverage design for positive change every day.
Posted: 03.09.2019
It was a delight to share “The Nordic Museum Saga” opening keynote alongside Eric Nelson and collaborators at the national #BuildingMuseums Symposium 2019! Nordic Museum Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM)
Posted: 03.09.2019
Wonderful celebration today for the opening of 83 affordable homes for families and formerly-homeless individuals in SF! Congrats to the new residents of 1036 Mission, @TNDC and collaborators. #DesignforPositiveChange https://t.co/9pP8KWWaFu https://t.co/eD5IwPq74v
Posted: 03.07.2019
Congrats to the #HuntersView residents and team on the grand opening of Phase II this week! Per Mayor @LondonBreed, itâs âa shining example of doing it right.â We are thrilled to have played a role in the multi-phase redevelopment in support of #HOPESF. #DesignforPositiveChange https://t.co/TT99HLc1m1
Posted: 03.01.2019
Fjord Focus: Seattle Celebrates its Nordic Heritage with a Striking New Museum by Mithun. The current issue of Azure Magazine explores the Nordic Museum, “a bold form perfectly fitted to the Nordic roots of the surrounding neighborhood.” Article written by Andrew Braithwaite, with photos by @brucedamonte.
Posted: 03.01.2019
Events
Sustainable Strategies for Every Museum
Building Museums Symposium 2019
New York, NY
02.28.2019
Events
How Passive Can Go Massive with Mass Timber
2019 Passive House Northwest Annual Conference
Portland, OR
02.28.2019
Events
Expansion, Evolution, Engagement: The Nordic Museum Saga
Building Museums Symposium 2019
New York, NY
02.28.2019
An innovative midcentury structure gets long-overdue recognition – and an upgrade. Architectural Record covers the Robert Frost Auditorium renovation by Hodgetts + Fung (now Mithun) and the interesting story behind the “work of engineering bravura, with its overarching roof of pleated thin-shell concrete, only 4 inches thick, and clear span of 240 feet.” Read more: https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/13864-robert-frost-auditorium-by-hodgetts-fung
Posted: 02.27.2019
An innovative midcentury structure gets long-overdue recognition – and an upgrade. Architectural Record covers the Robert Frost Auditorium renovation by Hodgetts + Fung (now Mithun) and the interesting story behind the “work of engineering bravura, with its overarching roof of pleated thin-shell concrete, only 4 inches thick, and clear span of 240 feet.” @archrecordmag https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/13864-robert-frost-auditorium-by-hodgetts-fung (clickable link in bio) 📷: Patrick Giardino, @lane_barden
Posted: 02.27.2019
