11-9-2016 | News
At this week’s AIA Seattle Honor Awards event, the Bullitt Center was recognized with the inaugural ‘Energy in Design’ Award — called out for energy conservation, giving back to the grid, with standout architecture. Of 140 project submittals, 21 met requirements of the AIA 2030 Commitment – with Bullitt coming out on top, validated by stats and figures provided via a required ‘Energy Calculator’ assessing energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Beyond praise for the building’s net zero performance and sustainability features, jurors also commented on the many human and health/wellness benefits the building extends to occupants and visitors.
By Margaret Sprug, AIA, Principal "If you’re not getting better, you’re getting worse." – Richard Sherman,…
12-14-2020 |
In an important symbol of our enduring friendship with Guatemala, U.S. Ambassador William Popp and Overseas…
3-17-2023 | News
In the latest installment of Architect Magazine’s annual ranking, Miller Hull is recognized as a committed…
11-11-2019 | News
By Jim Parsons The University of Arizona’s $56-million Student Success District project is much like the…
9-2-2020 | News
Partner Ruth Balieko will be leading a tour of Odegaard Undergraduate Library & Learning Commons at the…
1-18-2019 | Events
Class is in session. The Miller Hull Partnership talks challenges, lessons learned, and offers a little…
6-7-2024 | News