Chatham University Eden Hall Campus has received LEED Platinum certification and a 2018 Best of Green Schools Award from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)! Congratulations, Chatham University and our exceptional integrated design team including Interface Engineering, KPFF San Francisco, Biohabitats, Inc., Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. and Sota Construction Services, Inc.! https://bit.ly/2JmBvMX
Posted: 06.07.2018
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Mithun Featured in “The Future of Practice”
Anne Torney and Brendan Connolly speak with Architectural Record about the impacts of evolving project delivery, technology and diversity to the practice.
06.07.2018
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Chatham University Eden Hall Campus is LEED Platinum Certified
The first phase of development at Chatham University’s Eden Hall Campus has achieved LEED Platinum certification from the USGBC.
06.07.2018
Sparking Collaboration, Uniting a Campus. The ground floor of this Google workplace features large meeting rooms and a coffee shop to draw engineers from across the campus, increasing idea exchange and strengthening relationships. Inspired by the art of coffee making, the design palette references coffee’s warmth and richness. Walls clad in recycled burlap bags further the reference and introduce a tactile texture within the space. Just outside is an exterior deck with diverse seating, reinforcing indoor/outdoor connections. http://mithun.com/project/workplace-for-technology-engineers/ (link also in bio) 📷: Marco Zecchin Enterprises LLC/Image-center.com
Posted: 06.06.2018
Model making has always been a core part of our design practice. Old meets new in this pairing from our maker workspace—our all-star model maker, Ezra Homison, checks on progress in the 3D printer and architect Dustann Jones crafts in wood. 📷: Zhenru Zhang, Juan Hernandez
Posted: 06.01.2018
Have you heard? Mithun partner Anne Torney is featured in the latest episode of Design Voice Podcast. Click to learn about her career journey, building affordable housing in San Francisco, and architecture as a tool for social justice. #WomenInArchitecture #DesignforPositiveChange https://www.designvoicepodcast.com/episodes/annetorney
Posted: 05.30.2018
Designed for highly focused technology engineers, this Google workplace leverages biophilic principles to enhance concentration and collaboration, and lower stress. Code- and nature-inspired patterns integrate in unexpected ways through light installations, graphics and materials. A new skylit central stair promotes movement and visual connection between floors. Elements of surprise are dispersed throughout the building, like the hidden door within a library bookcase that leads to a quiet space for focus. More at: http://mithun.com/project/workplace-for-technology-engineers/ (link also in bio) 📷: Marco Zecchin Enterprises LLC/Image-center.com
Posted: 05.29.2018
