Distinctly current, modern and warm, this 6,132-square-foot home in Denver’s Hilltop neighborhood was designed to support a growing family, comfortable and casual gatherings, and free-flowing circulation between interior and exterior living spaces.
Located adjacent to its main residence in Aspen, Colorado, this simple structure provides a retreat within a dense aspen grove. The Cottage Black is placed within the only natural opening in the large grove of trees, providing carefully framed mountain views while maintaining privacy from the main house and drive.
Dated Rowhouse in the Airport Business Center on the boundary between a new residential neighborhood and an older commercial/industrial core, adjacent to the local airport, 2 levels + storage loft (approximately 1100 SF)
The five-acre site of the Woody Creek Residence, which borders a slight bend in a creek, is comprised of a large meadow and a narrow secondary lower bench at the edge of the creek.
Set within the exclusive mountainside community of Starwood, just minutes from downtown Aspen, Barn Studio is part of a family compound that will eventually include five or more distinct dwellings.
Project: Duncan Residence Architects: Semple Brown Design Landscape Design: DESIGN acea Builder: Old Greenwich Builders Location: Denver, Colorado, United States Photo Credits: David Lauer Photography Duncan Residence is a harmonious single-family house designed by Semple Brown Design, an architecture and interior design practice based in Denver, Colorado. This ground up, newly constructed home, in Denver’s
Set on a high hill in Boulder, Colorado, the Sunset House twists and turns towards two critical views, providing unique perspectives of the Front Range from different zones of the home.
This Colorado vacation home – custom tailored to the exacting specifications of a high-powered New York family of avid skiers – delivers outstanding form and supreme function in only 3500 square feet. Though seemingly three stories tall, it cleverly meets a one-and-a-half story height restriction necessitated by the steep grade changes of its mountainside site.
