Miller Hull

Curated by Hana Abdel

Originally built in 1934 as a temporary structure, Newhouse became a critical part of the Capitol Campus but long outlived its intended use. Nearly 90 years later, it faced significant life-safety and seismic challenges that necessitated its replacement. Rather than demolish, Miller Hull embraced deconstruction, taking a sustainable approach to salvaging historic materials, locally sourced mass timber, and place-based storytelling within the new structure. The new design maintains architectural continuity with its neoclassical surroundings through form, geometry, and patterns of historic buildings, while incorporating contemporary solutions and materials that reflect Washington’s commitment to sustainability and resource stewardship.

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