5-5-2016 | News
Originally built in 1962 as a small volunteer fire station, even with incremental additions over the years the station was seismically deficient and in danger of being severely damaged in an earthquake. By providing open and inviting views into the apparatus bay from the main pedestrian and vehicular thoroughfare, a more positive connection to the community is created.
Jury comments:
All aspects of the building work well together – a beautiful project at all levels: conceptual clarity, clear planning, elegant detailing, and beautiful execution. Although a relatively small project, it is executed to an extremely high level – spatial planning, light, materials – everything beautifully simple and refined.
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** ATLANTA, GA (Oct. 24, 2019) — The Miller Hull Partnership completed another milestone…
10-24-2019 | News
On Nov. 8, AIA Seattle hosted its 71st annual Honor Awards for Washington Architecture. These awards…
11-12-2021 | News
By Ron Rochon, FAIA Partner When we completed our first JUST certification with the International Living…
1-29-2019 | Perspectives
Senior Associate Whitney Pearce and designer Siyu Qu will be discussing “Prioritizing Health, Wellness and Equity…
9-2-2023 | Events
In the city endearingly dubbed “Hot-lanta,” Lord Aeck Sargent and the Miller Hull Partnership are designing…
12-14-2017 | News
Living Building Challenge Services Director Chris Hellstern will be discussing Loom House and it's journey through…
5-27-2020 | Events