7-8-2025 | News
This project seeks to develop a prototype for the development of low-impact cabins on challenging and remote sites. Borrowing conceptual strategies from Metabolist architecture of the 1960s, the proposal utilizes a language of superstructure and modules to allow for adaptations over time. Recognizing the immense investment and environmental impact of remote development, the strategy employs long-term thinking, allowing the structure to remain relevant across many generations and owners.
The Miller Hull Art Program highlights local and regional artists in this ongoing series exploring the…
2-5-2016 | Events
By Chris Hellstern, AIA, LFA, LEED AP BD+C, CDT Living Building Challenge Services Director On this…
4-23-2018 |
The Miller Hull Partnership has updated the design of the office complex Kilroy Realty wants to…
3-15-2016 | News
By Thor Kamban Biberman A 127-unit, mixed-use project at 8th & B streets in National City…
2-16-2021 | News
Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering Celebrates Grand Opening of City of San Diego Fire Station 52…
1-29-2025 | News
By Ruth Baleiko and Elizabeth Moggio The Kitsap and Olympic peninsulas region is currently one of…
12-17-2024 | News