The Conundrum Creek Residence stands as a thoughtfully designed home that effortlessly harmonizes with its natural surroundings. From the moment you approach, you notice how the design adapts to the site’s unique features.
Betasso Overlook Cabin challenges traditional alpine cabin norms and establishes a fresh vernacular rooted in Rocky Mountain culture, climate, and landscape. The design shuts down cold western winds with a solid, steep roof-wall while opening up to the gentle glow of the morning sun through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass.
Panorama Residence encompasses the renovation and expansion of an existing home originally designed by renowned mid-century architect James Hunter. Consequently, the project has earned recognition as a Historic Landmark. Moreover, it caters to homeowners seeking a tranquil retreat while balancing privacy amid cherished landmarks and bustling trails.
Populus Hotel by Studio Gang opens itself to both the city and the Rocky Mountains beyond, and it is designed to become an energetic social center in downtown Denver. Located on a prominent corner site, the building greets the neighborhood on all three sides, welcoming visitors and residents while connecting Denver’s civic, arts, and commercial districts.
Located in Denver’s River North Art District (RiNo), One River North by MAD Architects is a groundbreaking mixed-use development that reimagines urban living. Rising 16 stories, the building features a striking glass facade interrupted by a dramatic, canyon-like crack that carves through its structure.
This home was inspired by “Kintsugi”, the Japanese art of filling cracks in old and worn pottery with gold. It is a remodel and addition project at the base of the Colorado Rockies. We transformed an old, cramped kitchen, living, and dining space into a seamless, modern main level.
The “before” images offer a measure of the proverbial hill we were tasked to climb. The landscape was overgrown, the exterior stained and worn. The entry door was at the lower level, in the building’s intersecting corner, behind shrubs and volunteers – unseeable upon entry.
Set on a six-acre site, this contemporary house in Colorado is designed by CCY Architects to engage with three distinct mountain biomes: a dense evergreen forest to the south, a native Gambel Oak landscape to the north, and an Aspen grove between the two.
