The New York Times features the new Weyerhaeuser headquarters in an article about the migration of major corporations to amenity- and transit-rich cities. Read about our project and the race to recruit talented employees in today's competitive market. http://ow.ly/U6m2306GqJC
Posted: 12.01.2016
News
Major Corporations Move Downtown
The New York Times explores drivers and impacts of this national trend with a close look at Weyerhaeuser’s relocation to 200 Occidental.
11.30.2016
News
Mithun Designs Among Best of Year
Two workplace and education projects are named finalists in Interior Design magazine’s Best of Year Awards program.
11.28.2016
Best wishes for the holiday weekend! We can’t wait to explore local trails and #optoutside on Friday. Thanks to @REI for the inspiration and continued advocacy for our precious environment.
Posted: 11.24.2016
Best wishes for the holiday weekend! We can’t wait to explore local trails and #optoutside on Friday. Thanks to @REI for the inspiration and continued advocacy for our precious environment.
Posted: 11.24.2016
The cycles of nature bring new qualities of light – and with it, new inspiration. November #Mithun_Light
Posted: 11.24.2016
News
Mithun is assisting UCLA with a significant expansion to house up to 2,500 students, as well as academic and student life programs.
11.22.2016
Our design for the Technology Innovation Training Center was recently honored as part of the IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter INawards program. The renovation leverages humble materials and dramatic lighting to transform a dark and dreary lab space into a vibrant education hub supporting this Silicon Valley company’s initiative to recruit women into technology careers. We're proud to be recognized for workplace design that enriches people's daily experience and contributes to positive change.
Posted: 11.21.2016
Ideas
Advancing Sustainability: Health, Equity and Resilience
In search of the leading edge of sustainability innovation—reflections on Greenbuild 2016 and beyond.
11.17.2016
Lopez Common Ground is Net Zero Energy Building certified! Set in a rural community with an elevated cost of living driven by tourism, this workforce housing development reflects ambitious goals for economic, environmental and social sustainability. It is the first residential development in Washington state to achieve net zero energy performance. Learn about the inspirational community and the International Living Future Institute's NZEB program at http://ow.ly/Xl0R306f5Oo.
Posted: 11.16.2016
