RT @erinmegan: Exciting to see Gemenskap Park completed! Congrats to E Ballard Community Assoc, the City. @mithun_design #streetretrofit #pâ¦
Posted: 10.29.2018
RT @erinmegan: Exciting to see Gemenskap Park completed! Congrats to E Ballard Community Assoc, the City. @mithun_design #streetretrofit #pâ¦
Posted: 10.29.2018
A sun-filled public courtyard between the brick office building and residential high-rise at @HeartlinePDX invites tenants and the broader neighborhood to come together. Benches made from locally salvaged timber offer multiple places to rest. Portland artist Horatio Hung-Yan Law added the poem “Make Our Garden Grow” by Richard Wilbur, both carved into the wood and etched in Morse code on glass panels. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 10.25.2018
We enjoyed sharing “Inspiring Future Generations at the Wanapum Heritage Center” during the Western Museums Association Annual Meeting this week. If you missed that session, here’s another chance to learn about the Wanapum way of life and inspire future generations: Archaeology Days, Oct 29 & 30! The special event for children and adults includes expert speakers, demonstrations and activities covering cultural, historical and natural topics. https://wanapum.org/?event=archaeology-days-2018-october-29-30&event_date=2018-10-29
Posted: 10.25.2018
Ampersand LIVE is tomorrow, Oct 25! The diverse program includes Mithun architect Emily Hagen, who will explore the raw potential of woodâtrees, timber, biophilia and the power of #CLT to help build strong communities. Moore Theater, 7:30pm @ForterraNW https://t.co/MyKIDsudSF https://t.co/4tCuVnhcOw
Posted: 10.24.2018
Events
Expanding the Roster: The Design Paradigm That Prioritizes Equity, Community, and Justice
ASLA Annual Meeting and Expo
Philadelphia, PA
10.22.2018
Events
Inspiring Future Generations at the Wanapum Heritage Center
WMA Annual Meeting
Tacoma, WA
10.22.2018
This urban workplace translates Microsoft US’s operating regions into immersive environments with memorable architectural details like metal mountain climbers inspired by mining towns of the Rockies, woven rugs and ceiling patterns that incorporate traditional Southwest patterns, and a fun play on cloud and tree cover in the Pacific Northwest. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 10.19.2018
