Boulder, CO

With stunning views of Boulder's Flatirons, this new addition and renovation is designed to take the up-most advantage of its expansive north-west vista...

Addition / Renovation / Residential

Boulder, CO

The Yale Residence is a complete renovation and second-story addition to a typical single-story South Boulder ranch house.  Sitting on a prominent... 

Addition / Renovation / Residential

Boulder, CO

This project was a renovation and a pair of small additions to a mid-century modern ranch house in South Boulder. The new second-story contains a Master Bedroom suite and its stair tower pairs with a new entry tower to add vertical interest to the project.

Boulder, CO

This recently completed project is located in South Boulder adjacent to county open space with expansive views of Boulder's Flatirons and the Front Range Mountains. The challenge...

Addition / Renovation / Residential

Boulder, CO

This project is a radical re-imaging of a 1960's walk-out ranch on Vassar Drive in South Boulder.   The original house had suffered from...

Addition / Renovation / Residential

Boulder, CO

The owners of this home had just started a new phase of their lives. Recently retired, they were looking to update their home so that it better suited...

Addition / Renovation / Residential

Boulder, CO

This project consists of the complete renovation of a historic older house built in 1905 and a new addition and new accessory building. The project was taken through the City of Boulder’s Landmark process and strikes a balance between new and old, modern and historic.

Boulder, CO

Under Construction

About 5 miles up into the foothills from Boulder, we are in construction of a large, radial courtyard house.  The spectacular site for this house looks south and has...

New Construction / Residential

Boulder, CO

This project is a complete re-conceptualizing of an existing 1960’s ranch house, located along the western edge of Martin Park in South Boulder. The central buff sandstone-clad section houses the main living spaces and the new second-story bedrooms are tucked into new “sleeping porches”. This project uses simple, vernacular buiding forms combined to create a larger house that still sits comfortably with its smaller neighbors.