Events
Green Roofs Support the Salmon Ecosystem in the Northwest
CitiesAlive
Seattle, WA
09.19.2017
Events
Rising Voices, Rising Vision: The Power of Public Space
Seattle Design Festival
Seattle, WA
09.18.2017
Events
A Tribute to Stephen Kellert: The Business Case for Biophilic Design and Human Health
CitiesAlive
Seattle, WA
09.18.2017
News
Resilient by Design Selects The Home Team
Mithun’s proposal was selected as one of ten international teams to develop innovative community-based solutions to strengthen the Bay Area’s resilience to sea level rise, severe storms, flooding and earthquakes.
09.15.2017
How we think about public space needs to rapidly shift to include and reflect changing demographics, growing populations and essential climate adaptations. To spur conversation about tools for design response, we are pleased to host “Rising Voices, Rising Vision: The Power of Public Space,” as part of the 2017 Seattle Design Festival. The panel discussion will explore questions like: How can we design with, not for, racially and economically diverse communities? Join us for the conversation on Monday, Sept. 18 at 6pm in the Seattle Central Library auditorium. http://bit.ly/2h7yzTs #SDF2017 #DesignPOWER
Posted: 09.15.2017
It's wonderful to see the new Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) Francia Russell Center fill with the energy of students! PNB currently serves more than 1,000 students in Seattle and the Eastside, with nearly 30 faculty members. Our team members included Bonewitz, Sellen Construction, Coughlin Porter Lundeen and Stantec. Check out the photo gallery at: http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/new-studios-for-eastside-dance-students/
Posted: 09.14.2017
Site visits are a crucial part of acquainting our teams with place and context.
Posted: 09.13.2017
Last week we joined with the @pacificnorthwestballet, project team and friends to celebrate the opening of the new Francia Russell Center in Bellevue. We’re excited to see the school for ballet fill with music, dance and the buzzing energy of students.
Posted: 09.11.2017
Elaine Liffgens led us on a site visit of 450 Alaskan Way, where rustic roots find a contemporary home. A wooden trellis encourages movement through the lobby, which is long and linear due to below-grade parking constraints. The exposed brick of an adjacent building acts as a feature wall, highlighting the historic character of the Pioneer Square neighborhood. On the 9th floor, a lounge and amenity spaces lead to a roof deck offering panoramic views of the Seattle Waterfront and downtown.
Posted: 09.05.2017
