Ardennes Standard

Tucked off the crest of a hill, this home affirms why Denver is called Queen City of the Plains.

In the lively neighborhood of Cherry Creek North a pair of row houses stand shoulder-to-shoulder, just like old friends.

Do not be mistaken; the soft textures and traditional forms belie the fact that is is entirely new construction.

A mountain retreat inspired by Scandinavian aesthetics.

I find old houses interesting - they transform. It’s fun to imagine the original homeowner passing the house down to successive generations, each adding his or her own contribution to the home by customizing it. Say perhaps adding a salon, or connecting the house to the stables. The house thereby becomes a collaboration across time. Dichotomy is the key ingredient of Nacho’s context. Here traditionally-inspired architecture is blended with contemporary. The goal of this project was to craft a house that feels as though the city grew up around it. A country house in the city.

Noble white textures and calming wood tones. This home is a comforting shelter in the city; meant to reassure the soul that after an arduous journey, there is indeed peace to be found right here, where we hang our hat.

Old English wudu, earlier widu, meaning: trees, forest, grove; the substance of which trees are made

A cozy little retreat adjacent to the primary residence.

Simplified form with contemporary interior; this home was designed for weekend retreats.

Designed for a lovely family who wished to have views of the mountains - right from the heart of Denver. The primary gathering spaces of living room, kitchen, and dining room are on the upper floor.

Two rooftop decks provide panoramic views to the mountains; yet the home connects more vehemently with it's immediate, lakeside, context.

Old French word for Gaylord: lively, brisk, high-spirited. Country Club remodel and addition which required approval first from the neighborhood review board, then the Landmark Preservation Commission.

Traditional materials - Classic massing - Modern legibility

Textured and secluded; sitting comfortably on a triangular lot in Old Crestmoor; handsomely striking a balance between old and new

Crisp whites and soft textures give this house a comfortable & approachable feeling.