Miller Hull
Seattle and San Diego architecture practice with a regenerative-design portfolio spanning homes, civic work, education and infrastructure.
What they're known for
Its work links regional architecture to Living Building practice, including Loom House, the first residential remodel certified as a Living Building.
Miller Hull is an architecture and planning practice founded in 1977 with studios in Seattle and San Diego. Its work spans programming, planning, architecture, interiors, sustainability and integrated delivery, with a regionalist approach applied across the U.S. and internationally. Loom House shows the residential edge of that practice: a mid-century retrofit achieving Full Living certification, net-positive energy and water, Red List material goals and resilient site systems.
Capabilities
- Programming and planning
- Architecture
- Interior design
- Sustainability consulting
- Integrated delivery
- Regenerative design
Performance focus
- Living Building Challenge
- NET Positive energy
- NET Positive water
- Healthy materials
- Adaptive reuse
- LOW Carbon design
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