12-8-2022 | News
By EMMA HINCHLIFFE
A/E Editor
Seattle-based architect Miller Hull recently unveiled designs for a new field office for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Fairbanks, Alaska. The new 25,900-square-foot facility is aiming to be the first net zero building in the state of Alaska.
By Peter Steinbrueck Imagine a place where maritime industry partners work to adopt advanced technologies, stimulate…
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Miller Hull has placed #31 on the 2016 Architect Magazine 'Architect 50' list, an annual ranking of…
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Architects Alex Zink and Nick Clesi will be discussing “Understanding Embodied Carbon in Mass Timber Projects…
9-1-2023 | Events
By Fred Bernstein There’s nothing green about your back-up generator. Manufacturing it released tons of CO2…
11-21-2020 | News
Designing facilities for student retention means designing for student success. It also means designing for a…
3-3-2021 | News
By Jack Stubbs The Puget Sounds region is often thought of as forward-thinking when it comes to…
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