2-16-2026 | News
Rather than hiding behind fences, this wet weather facility sits prominently at the gateway to the Georgetown neighborhood, leveraging strategic site placement, architectural scale and integrated public art to communicate its mission to improve the ecological health of the Duwamish River.
The Theater of a Storm, a sequence of light-based interventions, tracks each treatment stage across the facility’s architectural forms, from intake to ultraviolet disinfection, rendering visible what would otherwise remain hidden.
The tall white screens, glowing softly at night, draw the eye from blocks away. At the…
6-21-2017 | News
The University of Washington’s campus police serve nearly 68,000 students, faculty, staff, and visitors within the…
8-31-2017 | News
Principal Elizabeth Moggio will be discussing "Stories of Fulfillment in Progressive Design-Build: The Opposite of “Quiet…
5-9-2024 | Events
The Hans Rosling Center for Population Health at University of Washington is featured on page 54…
10-8-2021 | News
Crystal is an architect at Miller Hull Partnership and has been a long-time champion for promoting…
12-12-2022 | News
A Recently Launched Initiative Takes Responsibility for Climate Change Impacts from the Built Environment Seattle, WA…
2-4-2022 | News