Prairie Style Home — Cherry Hills, Colorado
The design of this Frank Lloyd Wright inspired home in Cherry Hills, Colorado was developed around a central courtyard garden that is the focus from almost every room. The boundaries of the courtyard are defined on three sides by the transparent walls of the homes main living spaces and by a mature stand of existing evergreen and deciduous trees to the south. This home’s clean horizontal lines, deep roof overhangs, and orientation around outdoor living spaces make it ideally suited for its site as well as the Colorado climate.*

Modern Oasis — Denver, Colorado
The design of this contemporary home located in Denver, Colorado is oriented around a garden court yard and has a strong horizontal orientation, deep roof overhangs, and floor to ceiling glazing that blurs the line between inside and outside. The massiveness of the Texas Cream limestone walls and the slate roof is contrasted by a horizontal band of clerestory glazing which creates a transparent separation between the two.

This home is defined as much by its use of rich materials as it is by its design style. The stone used on the exterior is carried through on the interior as well, further supporting the indoor-outdoor theme. Also, the clear, vertical grain Douglas fir used in the window frames also clads interior and exterior ceilings and exterior soffits.*

Tuscan Hilltown House — Golden, Colorado
The design of this Tuscan styled home perched on a hillside overlooking the city of Golden and down town Denver optimizes the dramatic view by aligning key living spaces directly with the primary view corridor. The design also includes a three story Tuscan tower that includes a 360 degree view of the area with down town Denver as its primary focus.

The main entry sequence, which includes a walk through an intimate, sheltered courtyard and an arched colonnade front porch offers a distinct old world flavor. This rustic theme is further supported on the interior by barrel vaulted gallery spaces, plaster walls, reclaimed wood plank floors, and exposed timber ceilings.*

Mountain Traditional House — Frisco, Colorado
Located in Frisco, Colorado, the design of this 3,800 square foot rustic mountain home makes the most of a small, infill lot while capitalizing on magnificent mountain views. Its angled position on the site not only aligns windows of primary living spaces to key view corridors, but also creates an interesting presentation as one approaches the home from the adjacent street.*

Mountain Contemporary — Monument, Colorado
Located near Monument, Colorado, the design of this 5,000 square foot modern home is screened by the surrounding evergreens from it’s neighbors while at the same time maintaining a sense of openness to the beautiful mountain view . The home is defined not only by it’s modern form but also by it’s generous use of exterior glass. A 10’ high by 30’ wide curved wall of glass blurs the line between the Living room and the outdoors while acting as a lense that is focused on the magnificent view of Pikes Peak.*