6-17-2021 | News
One story about where the phrase “eating your own dog food” came from links back to canned dog food company Kal Kan. It’s rumored the head of the company would eat a can of Kal Kan dog food at shareholders’ meetings to show how much he believed in the product and took responsibility for it. The tech industry picked it up and verbed it to “dogfooding.”
Seattle architects Miller Hull are now dogfooding their own work: They have introduced what they call Emission Zero, “an initiative that combines our actions to reduce climate impact through Design, our ongoing efforts to Educate and Advocate, and our commitment to Offset the greenhouse gas emissions released up to the point of occupancy for all of our built projects.”
East County Offices & Archives, Center for Coastal Studies, and Parco are Recognized for Design Excellence …
5-25-2022 | News
The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design at the Georgia Institute of Technology physically supports instruction…
4-22-2021 | News
On the occasion of Seattle Magazine's 50th anniversary, this issue features numerous 'Hall of Fame' lists…
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In less than two years, the School of Architecture & Environment (SAE) has welcomed more than…
2-16-2021 | News
Partner Ruth Balieko will be leading a tour of Odegaard Undergraduate Library & Learning Commons at the…
1-18-2019 | Events
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, USA, by Miller Hull Partnership and Woods Bagot A grand central staircase and…
7-8-2022 | News