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 Matt Kikosicki The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design is Miller Hull’s first project in…
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American firm The Miller Hull Partnership has completed a firehouse in the Pacific Northwest with large…
2-13-2018 | News
Located at 8th and B, the emerging core of downtown National City, California, is a 12,077-m2 (130,000-sf) mixed-use…
2-15-2021 | News
The Miller Hull Partnership has updated the design of the office complex Kilroy Realty wants to…
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By Fred Bernstein After 9/11, I worried about the future of the Empire State Building. Would…
5-22-2020 | News
The University of Washington will break ground Wednesday on a $230 million building for its 2-year-old…
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