2-27-2024 | News
As part of its climate agenda, the White House is working toward the establishment of a nationwide definition for zero-emissions buildings. The intent is to create a standardized, consistent, measurable basis for zero-emissions buildings to reduce carbon emissions in the environment and help move the building sector towards net zero emissions.
Zero-emissions buildings like The Kendeda Building at Georgia Tech, designed by Miller Hull, are helping to shape the standard.
The Miller Hull Partnership Designs a Sustainable Home Overlooking Puget Sound At times, renovating a home…
9-20-2021 | News
Denis Hayes had hoped that his Seattle foundation's building, the world-renowned Bullitt Center, would have inspired…
2-9-2016 | News
How a country treats its bordering neighbors says a lot about that nation. Recent budget proposals…
6-14-2017 | News
Project Team The Miller Hull Partnership in collaboration with Poster Mirto Mirto McDonald; Contractor: Sundt Construction;…
4-20-2023 | 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
Associate and Living Building Challenge Services Director, Chris Hellstern will be discussing, "Topics in Contemporary Architecture…
2-5-2022 | Events