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The Miller Hull Partnership Go Deep. Do Good. Be Bold. The firm is widely recognized for public and private projects that actively engage the site and their communities.

The Miller Hull Partnership is an architecture and planning firm rooted in environmentally-responsible designs that create a regenerative and inclusive future. Professional services also include master planning, urban design and interior design services for spaces where people Live, Work, Learn, Gather and Serve. Miller Hull has received over 350 local, regional and national awards for design excellence, including the notable AIA National Firm Award.

Before summer wrapped up, our two studios took some time to step away, get outside, and reconnect. The San Diego team ga...
10/08/2026

Before summer wrapped up, our two studios took some time to step away, get outside, and reconnect. The San Diego team gathered for a park picnic and games, while our Seattle studio headed to Ocean Shores. A chance to recharge, spend time together, and enjoy the last stretch of summer before diving into the season ahead.

On World Architecture Day, we’re celebrating two Miller Hull projects honored by Metropolis Magazine Planet Positive Awa...
10/05/2026

On World Architecture Day, we’re celebrating two Miller Hull projects honored by Metropolis Magazine Planet Positive Awards, which highlight excellence in sustainable, healthy, and just design across the built environment.

The Newhouse Replacement Building received an Innovation Award in Overall Decarbonization for its approach to material reuse, low-carbon mass timber construction, all-electric systems, and healthier materials. Compared to a conventional steel-and-concrete baseline, the project reduces upfront embodied carbon by 52%.

Redmond Library received a Project Award in the Civic category for its role as a welcoming civic living room, with flexible spaces, outdoor gathering areas, and a photovoltaic array sized to meet 100% of the building’s annual energy demand.

Architecture has a role to play in shaping healthier communities and a more resilient planet. We’re proud to see these two projects celebrated for putting that responsibility into practice.

Photography: Daniel Ellis, Hoffman Construction Company and Lara Swimmer

We’re celebrating the ribbon cutting of the Oasis Community Center, a welcoming hub at the heart of UC Irvine’s first-ye...
10/02/2026

We’re celebrating the ribbon cutting of the Oasis Community Center, a welcoming hub at the heart of UC Irvine’s first-year housing community.

Designed to support gathering, studying, socializing, and simply finding a place to call home, the Oasis creates space for students to connect, recharge, and build community as they begin their campus journey.

Congratulations to our client and project team for bringing this community-focused space to life!

Client: University of California, Irvine
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership
General Contractor: Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Company
Civil Engineer: FPL and Associates, Inc.
Landscape Architect: Spurlock Landscape Architects
Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers
Mechanical & Plumbing Engineer: ACCO Engineered Systems
Electrical: Alvine
Food Service: Webb Foodservice Design
Acoustics: Stantec

Heading to the CMAA’s 2026 conference in Denver? Join Miller Hull architect Andrew Simes on Monday, October 5, for “Pres...
10/01/2026

Heading to the CMAA’s 2026 conference in Denver? Join Miller Hull architect Andrew Simes on Monday, October 5, for “Preserving Maritime History Through Sustainable Innovation.”

Andrew will join Kelly Purnell of the Port of Seattle and Nash Johnson of HNTB to discuss the transformation of the 110-year-old Seattle Ship Supply building into the Maritime Innovation Center.

The conversation will explore how adaptive reuse and historic preservation can work alongside major structural upgrades and Living Building Challenge systems for water, energy, materials, and long-term performance, bringing new life to the oldest structure in the Port of Seattle’s real estate portfolio.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hmrC0f

Two new fire stations are officially underway in Snohomish County! Fire Station 32 in Monroe broke ground over the summe...
09/24/2026

Two new fire stations are officially underway in Snohomish County!

Fire Station 32 in Monroe broke ground over the summer, followed by Fire Station 81 in Lake Stevens earlier this month. We’re working with BNBuilders and Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue to deliver both facilities through a progressive design-build partnership.

Both stations are designed around the health, safety, and long-term well-being of the firefighters, staff, and communities they serve, incorporating Healthy-in, Healthy-out design standards and efforts to reduce Red List chemicals in common building products.

We’re excited to see these two new community resources take shape.

Read more in the Puget Sound Business Journal: https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/news/2026/09/22/fire-station-breaks-ground-in-lake-stevens.html

This Thursday, Elizabeth Moggio and Eric Nothdurft will join The American Institute of Architects COTE Top Ten 2026 Show...
09/23/2026

This Thursday, Elizabeth Moggio and Eric Nothdurft will join The American Institute of Architects COTE Top Ten 2026 Showcase, a Pecha Kucha-style webinar featuring all ten projects recognized this year for design excellence and climate leadership.

Elizabeth will share insights from the Health Sciences Education Building, while Eric will present on the new U.S. Embassy Niamey, Niger.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/EjzcCrSjTLWW199hLzLM8A #/registration

We’re thrilled to be included in Forbes’ 2026 lists of America’s Top Residential Architects and America’s Best-In-State ...
09/23/2026

We’re thrilled to be included in Forbes’ 2026 lists of America’s Top Residential Architects and America’s Best-In-State Architects, recognizing Miller Hull among practices shaping the future of residential architecture in the U.S.

The Best-In-State list celebrates firms that reflect their local environment, culture, resources and craftsmanship, while the Top 200 list focuses on the quality of residential work regardless of geography.

"Miller Hull's modest, straightforward design respects the planet and nurtures the souls of the people who live there." - Fred Albert, Forbes Deputy Editor, Architecture & Design

Thank you to Forbes for recognizing our residential work!

America's Top 200 Residential Architects: https://www.forbes.com/lists/top-architects/

America's Best-In-State Residential Architects: https://www.forbes.com/lists/architects-best-in-state/

Featured image by Juan Benavides

Nearly 20 years later, Fisher Pavilion continues to serve as Seattle Center’s living room. Designed as an “anti-building...
09/22/2026

Nearly 20 years later, Fisher Pavilion continues to serve as Seattle Center’s living room. Designed as an “anti-building,” the pavilion tucks beneath a public plaza, using the site’s natural grade change to preserve views and create seamless connections between the surrounding buildings and public spaces.

With a flexible, nearly 20-foot-high event space and operable glazed garage doors that open the building to the plaza, Fisher Pavilion adapts to whatever the day brings. We’re excited to see this project continue to play a role in Seattle Center’s community life.

Client: City of Seattle Government
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership
Contractor: Howard S. Wright Construction, a Balfour Beatty US company
Electrical Engineer: Sparling, a Stantec company
Civil Engineer: AKB Consulting Engineers
Acoustic Engineer: The Greenbusch Group

This summer, we welcomed interns Rakib, Nik, and Collin to our Seattle studio, bringing new perspectives, curiosity, and...
09/16/2026

This summer, we welcomed interns Rakib, Nik, and Collin to our Seattle studio, bringing new perspectives, curiosity, and energy to our work.

Our internship program gives students hands-on experience across projects and opportunities to learn from people throughout the studio. We’re grateful for all they contributed, and for the ideas and experiences they’re taking with them into the next year of their architectural education and careers.

Click through for some of their favorite moments and takeaways from the summer.

We're excited to be included in The Seattle Times’ Pacific NW Magazine’s latest feature, “The Return of Wood,” which exp...
09/10/2026

We're excited to be included in The Seattle Times’ Pacific NW Magazine’s latest feature, “The Return of Wood,” which explores the growing movement around mass timber in the Pacific Northwest and highlights several of our projects, including the Bullitt Center here in Seattle, Matt’s Place 2.0 in Spokane, the Newhouse Replacement Building in Olympia, and our regional libraries in Deschutes County, Oregon.

Miller Hull Principal John MacKay and architect Alex Zink spoke with writer Lauren Gallow about the potential of mass timber, from using wood in its most natural form to supporting regional manufacturing and forest-based economies.

Thank you, Lauren Gallow and The Seattle Times, for the story! Click to read: https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/ecological-mass-timber-may-very-well-be-the-future-of-architecture/

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