6/2026: AIA National Conference – Parco Mixed-Used Development: Ben Dalton
6-10-2026 | News
By Paul Makovsky
In an era when American diplomatic architecture is increasingly defined by security barriers, hardened perimeters, and geopolitical anxiety, the new U.S. Consulate General in Mérida, Mexico, attempts something far more delicate: openness.
Designed by The Miller Hull Partnership for the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), the seven-acre diplomatic campus in the Yucatán Peninsula has achieved LEED Gold certification while drawing deeply from the environmental logic, material traditions, and spatial atmospheres of the region’s Maya and colonial architectural heritage.
MILLER HULL PARTNERSHIP Miller Hull understands that the future of the design profession lay in the…
10-5-2022 | News
Principal Katie Popolow will be a panelist at AGC Seattle District Membership Breakfast. The panel will…
1-30-2018 | Events
PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity is the United States’s contribution to the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La…
7-8-2025 | News
By Scott Judy While contractors continue to deal with unprecedented disruptions, ENR Southeast’s annual Best Projects…
8-7-2020 | News
New Olympia capitol campus building showcases salvaged lumber, celebrates Douglas fir and includes world’s first all…
8-31-2023 | News
By Anton Dekom, AIA In the spring of 2017, a group of us at Miller Hull…
7-31-2018 | Perspectives