Denver’s OZ Architecture redesigns frigid Antarctica’s busiest hub to improve efficiency and quality of life and facilitate ‘more and better science.’
Internationally acclaimed design practice MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple spreads its wings with a Denver design studio.
Environmental designer and Boulder resident Derek Friday is at the pinnacle of his career. How did he get here? He eats, breathes, and sleeps design.
Dynia Architects new twist on a room with a view takes guests at the Source Hotel to the heart of what Denver’s all about.
Rothko! Van der Rohe! Piano! If you’ve never thought of Houston as an art and architectural travel destination, think again — this growing culturally diverse city is well worth the journey south.
With Fenway Clayworks, Denver’s Sean VanderVliet is bringing pottery into the 21st century with a modern and clean aesthetic that “your kids will flight over someday.”
Striped, pointy and full of excess, Motherhouse redefines what it means to fit into a neighborhood.
An upcoming Denver Art Museum exhibit inspired Modern In Denver to look at how play has influenced design history, with a special focus on the contributions of Alexander Girard and Charles and Ray Eames.
Aspen designer Derek Skalko led a controversial plan to restore and expand a mid-century classic designed by Victor Lundy. Through public opposition and other challenges that lasted five years, he persevered — and the result is a unique and remarkable home.
The warm season is here —time for a break. We’ve gathered inspiration from some of the area’s best designers for destinations that should be on everyone’s list.
One of the most influential design schools in modern history, the Bauhaus, was created 100 years ago. Here, we honor its legacy and one of its most notable practitioners, Herbert Bayer.
Designer to the stars Kari Whitman has brought her sharp eye for art, L.A.-style energy, and one-of-a-kind vision back home to Colorado.
A mid-century modern ranch in Bow Mar has lots of potential when Heather and Bjarne Rasmussen bought it in 2011, but their initial remodel wasn’t the end of the story. Years later, the couple decided on an addition, adding a master suite, woodshop, and a chic underground lair dedicated to their favorite hobby: listening to music on vinyl.
Nine Colorado designers re-interpret the streamlined, highly functional European design aesthetic in these kitchens, which embrace open plans, natural materials, and geometric forms.
Climb Longs Peak and you may see several unique-looking new loos along the way. Their weather-resistant gabion cage design is the brainchild of the students at CU’s Building Workshop.
