A mountain-modern retreat in a Colorado golf resort, designed for a client who collects platinum records and chases birdies in equal measure. Barnwood, weathering steel, stone, and big glass — with a wing for visiting musical artists.

A custom home for a builder building for himself — nestled above an aspen grove in the Colorado foothills outside Bellvue. Closed to the front, fully open to the back view, with an upper paver deck and a walk-out lower level. A classic Colorado modern mountain home.

A reimagining of the outdoor living at a Loveland mountain home — the house was beautiful; the view was begging for a better backyard. An outdoor bar overlooking the Twin Peaks, a mid-level fire pit, and a covered patio for shoulder-season evenings.

A 3,000 sf addition built for a retired artisan — two levels of shop space for his many hobbies, and a guest suite tucked at the very top of the tower. Feels like home and a getaway at the same time.

A carriage-house ADU in Old Town Fort Collins, within walking distance of CSU. Primary focus on accessibility — a ten-foot garage door for a wheelchair van and a thoughtfully crafted upper half-story above. A natural infill in an established neighborhood.

A Craftsman-style ADU built atop an existing detached garage in an older Denver neighborhood — the kind of walkable, dense, live-work-play block that’s the city at its best. The ADU nods to the primary home’s clipped gables and exposed eaves, and is designed to become the owners’ eventual residence while the main house becomes retirement income.

An office and warehouse for a Loveland fence contractor — operations, distribution, and a presence on a block just west of downtown. Annexing into the city to add to what’s already there.