12-6-2016 | News
When the Bullitt Center opened in 2013, it was heralded as setting a new standard in high-performance, net-zero design. Is it living up to the promise?
All eyes were on the Bullitt Center when it opened. All that publicity was a double-edged sword, of course. If the Bullitt Center was a success, it would be hailed as a model for net-zero design and construction. But if it failed, there would be no where to hide. A sign of relief came in April 2015, when the Bullitt Center achieved the status of Living Building, as certified by the International Living Future Institute.
At this week's AIA Seattle Honor Awards event, the Bullitt Center was recognized with the inaugural…
11-9-2016 | News
Principal Ben Dalton will be speaking at the San Diego Green Building Council's class highlighting the…
7-25-2017 | Events
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** SEATTLE (April 26, 2019) — The Miller Hull Partnership, an international, award-winning architecture…
4-26-2019 | News
It’s a milestone week for the Living Building at Georgia Tech. The project’s architects presented their…
6-27-2017 | News
Partner Sian Roberts will be on a panel to discuss “Design Excellence in Design-Build: Integrated About Procurement,…
10-25-2019 | Events
The First Living Building in the Southeast United States is Awarded the Highest Honor in Architecture…
2-23-2022 | News