This project involved renovation of a historic 5-story Pueblo Landmark into a 56-unit apartment complex for the elderly. The renovation of this 5-story building plus basement, elevator penthouse and mezzanine

A key element of the design is the semi-oval Board Room section that juts out from the main body of the building, which is essentially triangular in shape. Adding special interest is the brick bas-relief that runs almost the entire course of the curving 167’ long, 9’ high exterior wall of the Board Room segment.

This project consisted of the design of a new Children’s Museum integrated into the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center campus in Pueblo, Colorado. The 1st floor consists of 7,800 sf which includes exhibit space, Kid Rock Café, and theater. The 2nd floor consists of 5,700 sf of exhibit space and offices and the ground floor consists of 4,500 sf including mechanical, electrical and storage.

Doss Aviation, Inc, of Colorado Springs, CO was awarded a US Air Force flight training contract potentially worth $178.2 million over 10 years. The program calls for the flight screening of US Air Force pilot candidates prior to their attendance at formal Air Force flight training courses.

This 43,000 sf, two-story recreation center was designed to set back from the campus loop road thereby creating an arrival plaza for the campus. The two-story main entry overlooks the campus and provides views of the Spanish Peaks.

This successful project was the end result of a team design process that concentrated on providing state-of-the art classrooms & computerized learning resource space. This 112,000 sf facility was designed to fit comfortably into the surrounding residential neighborhood and it does so with a style that is pleasantly related to the tile-roofed “Southwest Mission” feeling of the 58 year-old campus.