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Happy Earth Day! We’re thrilled to share that Louisiana Children's Museum has received an AIA COTE Top Ten Plus Award! This national sustainable design recognition represents the highest standards for design excellence and environmental performance with rigorous criteria for social, economic and ecological value. In addition, the project earned a "Plus" designation for its exemplary performance data and post occupancy lessons. This is the seventh AIA COTE Top Ten Award for Mithun. After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Louisiana Children’s Museum re-envisioned its mission to holistically address the health and development of children in a state that often ranks 48th in educational outcomes. The health and well-being benefits of intentionally connecting children with nature led the museum to relocate from an indoor-focused experience in New Orleans’ Warehouse District to a new campus encircling a lagoon in the 1,300-acre City Park. The new campus presents a transformative model for children’s museums, one that weaves together indoor and outdoor learning opportunities along with literacy, parenting, early childhood research and environmental education activities to create a holistic and supportive environment for children and their families. Learn more about the design and performance of Louisiana Children's Museum, via the link in bio. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 04.22.2022

News

Carbon Neutral Operations Since 2004

The firm has conducted third-party certification and offset of operational carbon emissions annually since 2004.

04.22.2022

News

Construction Starts on the New ULab at University Prep

The new building will expand UPrep’s Upper School enrollment capacity and project-based, interdisciplinary earning environments.

04.20.2022

Events

How Legacy Can Maximize the Design Process

Washington Recreation & Park Association

Bellevue, WA

The idea of legacy can drive both the process and substance of a capital park design project.

04.13.2022

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The design of Edmonds College’s Hazel Miller Hall organizes classrooms and offices around a central atrium to maximize space and building system efficiencies, and share resources across programs—maximizing value on a limited budget. Dispersed within the atrium and connected corridors are flexible seating and study areas that bring students together as a community of learners. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 04.08.2022

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Hazel Miller Hall weaves multiple STEM programs together with multipurpose classrooms to support spatial and pedagogical adaptability over time. Nursing simulation labs and active learning spaces engage students with each other and the instructor, developing collaboration skills and hands-on experience sought by employers. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 04.08.2022

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Hazel Miller Hall at Edmonds College collocates chemistry, physics, engineering, nursing and math programs to create an interdisciplinary academic center for STEM education that serves high-demand occupations. Located at the heart of campus, the new facility features specialized chemistry and physics labs, nursing simulation classrooms and simulated patient rooms, as well as informal study spaces that serve all of the college’s students. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 04.08.2022