The New York Times recently reviewed Heartline, our mixed-use project with Security Properties in Portland's Pearl District. Writer Brian Libby explores the community context and how the new development "serves to unite the two halves of the surrounding neighborhood." https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/12/business/portland-oregon-real-estate.html
Posted: 06.22.2018
The current issue of ESTUARY News is devoted to the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge. The Mithun Home Team’s work with North Richmond is featured on the cover and in the article: “Building Equity in the Urban Fabric and Forest.” Check it out:
Posted: 06.22.2018
The high-performance glass curtain wall at 200 Occidental creates a reflective backdrop to Occidental Park’s canopy of London Plane trees. On summer days operable windows animate the façade while bringing natural light, fresh air and views deep into the office floorplate. LEED Platinum certified 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 06.22.2018
Events
Assessing Your Building’s Whole Life Cycle
AIA Conference on Architecture
New York City, NY
06.22.2018
RT @ESTUARYNews: Hot off the press! The June issue of @ESTUARYNews is here! Disaster planning before the disaster? Nine teams of designers,â¦
Posted: 06.21.2018
As part of the Creative Series, we recently learned about the art and science of historical fencing with demonstrations by the instructor and students of Salle Saint-Georges, including our very own Ezra Homison. Sharing a few assaults with Italian rapier and French small sword. En garde! 📷: David Bullaro
Posted: 06.21.2018
Join us tomorrow for âAssessing your Buildingâs Whole Life Cycleâ at @AIANational #A18CON. We'll be sharing tools and implementation strategies with @LMNArchitects and @WalterPMooreEng. Fri, 6/22 at 10:30am https://t.co/sjYzVBzKC0 https://t.co/lgSEVh1nc6
Posted: 06.21.2018
RT @NYTNational: After a 3-year restoration project, the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park has reopened, with lessâ¦
Posted: 06.19.2018
The design of Miraval Resort and Spa shows how a whole-building approach to sustainability can create a sensory-rich experience for residents and guests. Sweeping views to the south and east connect the Catalina Mountains to Miraval’s campus and establish its character as a place for contemplation and healing. Rain is an event in the desert, so rain chains serve as drain spouts to express water audibly. Rammed earth walls, made from the local desert’s sandy soil, create efficient thermal shells with an ancient craft. 📷: Robert Reck
Posted: 06.15.2018
The Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias reopened to the public today! It’s been an honor working with Yosemite National Park and Yosemite Conservancy on significant ecological restoration and visitor improvements to the grove, “one of the world’s most significant natural and cultural resources.” http://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-yosemite-mariposa-grove-reopens-20180614-story.html
Posted: 06.15.2018
