In the Tennyson neighborhood, Meridian 105 Architecture turns heads with a modern residence purposefully angled to provide privacy and direct sunlight inside.
There’s something in the air in Marfa. In the 1970s the tiny West Texas town went from being a railway water stop to an infamous, much adored arts and culture enclave. The person behind the transformation was minimalist artist Donald Judd, but today Marfa’s evolutionary identity more closely resembles the Chihuahuan Desert light: vast and ever-changing.
The Bauhaus legacy of typography lives on more than a century after its founding—and is on full display this summer at the Herbert Bayer Center in Aspen.
Ten years in the making, the reincarnation of Aspen’s Mollie Hotel by CCY Architects and Post Company cleverly expresses the design philosophy that has defined the city for more than 80 years.
Surround Architecture uses traditional Japanese philosophies and building techniques to turn an underutilized urban lot in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood into a contemplative oasis.
With his homes in Californian deserts and Rocky Mountain mesas, architect Walter S. White made a significant impact on the Colorado landscape as he sought to harness the sun and leave the Earth better than before.
