Cullen Lighting Studio

Location: Boulder, Colorado

Team

Architect + Interiors: HMH Architecture + Interiors

General Contractor: Harrington Stanko

Landscape Architect: Marpa

Millwork: Aspen Leaf Kitchens

Photographer: David Lauer

Awards

ASID – 2025
NEW CONSTRUCTION 3,500-6,500 SF

Publications

https://onekindesign.com/colorado-dream-house-indoor-outdoor-lifestyle/

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Architect: Entasis Group

Interior Designer: Peter Blank

Photographer: James Florio, Peter Blank + Kate Cullen

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Clients: Revesco Properties + Meow Wolf

Architect: Shears Adkins Rockmore

Electrical Engineer: MV Consulting

Landscape Architect: Wenk Associates

Electrical Contractor: Tower Electric

Photographers: Jess Blackwell + Parrish Ruiz de Velasco

Awards

Downtown Denver Partnership Award
2022

AIA Colorado Design Award
2022

Mayor's Design Award
2021

Press

https://www.colorkinetics.com/global/showcase/meow-wolf

By SA+R

When Revesco Properties, the lead developer of the River Mile Master Plan, asked SAR+ where they might be able to fit an early occupant onto their urban property, the team was beyond thrilled to learn it was to be a site for Meow Wolf Denver. The provocative arts organization fit well with the vision for the district.

Our team quickly studied various site options in pursuit of creating a solution that would align with the mission of Meow Wolf while also future-proofing the vast site for its longer term development vision. The ultimate site selected for Meow Wolf Denver is bound by an interwoven web of surrounding highway infrastructure not only achieved those goals, but thrilled the entire team. The unusual land use sets a creative bar for future development in an area with multiple infrastructure constraints. The site’s parameters also set the stage for a unique, outward architectural expression.

Meow Wolf is a Santa Fe, New Mexico based arts and entertainment company. They are a Public Benefit Corporation, a B Corp, that creates immersive, interactive spatial experiences to transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of story and exploration. The group’s first permanent installation, launched in March 2016 in Santa Fe to great acclaim. This site showcases the House of Eternal Return, where guests discover a multidimensional mystery house with secret passages, portals to magical worlds, and mesmerizing art exhibits.

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Developer / Owner: Zeppelin Development

General Contractor: Alliance Construction Solutions

Design Architect: Dynia

Production Architect: GKKworks

Electrical Engineer: BranchPattern

Landscape Architect: Wenk Associates

The Source Hotel is a 100-room boutique hotel, market, and creative hub in Denver’s RiNo Art District. The hotel offers unique industrial-chic guest rooms and is home to several acclaimed restaurants like Safta and Temaki Den. The rooftop features both a refreshing pool and Breck Brewery, making it the perfect spot to unwind. It was a significant project for Zeppelin Development, though the company later sold it in 2022, according to The Denver Post. 

Location: Evergreen, Colorado

Team

Architect: Tucker Johhson Architects

Interior Designer: Studio Shelter Design Studio

Landscape Architect: Elevate by Design

Millwork: Aspen Leaf Kitchens

Location: Evergreen, Colorado

Team

Architect: Kelly & Stone Architects

General Contractor: South Fork Builders

Electrical Contractor: Tesla Electric

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Developer / Owner: McWhinney

General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

Architect: Craine Architecture

Interior Designer: AvroKO

Landscape Architect: Dig Studio

Mixed-Use

474,000 GSF

350 Residential Apartments

8,000 SF Retail

5,000 SF Office

Awards

Project of the Year and Excellence in Construction, Mega Projects Category
Awarded to FoundryLine
–Associated Builders and Contractors Rocky Mountain Chapter (ABCRMC)

Location: Golden, Colorado

Team

Developer / Builder / Owner: Confluence Companies

Architect: Craine Architecture

Interior Designer: StudioLEMONADE

Electrical Engineer: Given & Associates Inc

Two 36-unit apartment buildings

One 48-suite hotel w/ bar and outdoor amenities

Fitness center

Adjacent to miles of bike trails, including the Peak to Plains Trail

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Architect + Interiors: HMH Architecture + Interiors

General Contractor: Collaborate Builders

Landscape Architect: Elevate by Design

Kitchen + Entry Millworker: Veselbrand Studios

Millworker: Aspen Leaf Kitchens

Awards

ASID – 2023
NEW CONSTRUCTION UNDER 5,000 SF – SILVER AWARD
IIDA – 2024
BEST: LIVE RESIDENTIAL AWARD
IDIA – 2025
3RD PLACE OVERALL

Publications

https://view.publitas.com/modern-in-denver/modern-in-denver-summer-2023/page/106-107

https://www.denverlifemagazine.com/hmh-architecture-and-interiors-makes-the-most-of-golf-course-views/

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Architect: Eidos Architects

General Contractor: Palace Construction

We completed an interior rehabilitation of this historic church's sanctuary and meeting facilities. The 'before' images showcase just how dark and underlit the sanctuary was. Our design introduced luminous pendants to illuminate the expansive space, drawing attention to the soaring ceilings. Additionally, strategically placed linear lighting highlights the intricate original woodwork, which once appeared flat and unremarkable, but now comes to life with the new lighting accents.

Location: Denver, Colorado

Area: 66,000 SF

Team

Architect: Shears Adkins Rockmore

Electrical Engineer: MV Consulting

General Contractor: Fransen Pittman

Photographer: David Lauer

We partnered with Shears Adkins Rockmore (SA+R) to complete the renovation of Colorado Academy’s Athletic Center as part of the school’s “See it Through” capital campaign, aligning its facilities with the values of academics, arts, and athletics. Strategic lighting showcases the raw beauty of the steel frame and brings out the intricate details of the woodwork, adding depth and warmth to the space. Full-height glazing and vertical slot windows bring in natural light and connect the building’s old and new elements, while salvaged materials, such as cubes of old wood flooring and a gym floor medallion, further enhance the atmosphere. The Athletic Center honors CA’s legacy while creating a vibrant, community-focused environment.

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Architect + Interiors: HMH Architecture + Interiors

General Contractor: Old Greenwich Builders

Landscape Architect: R Design

Kitchen Designer: Bulthaup

Electrical Contractor: Genesis Electrical

Photographer: David Lauer, Homeowner + Kate Cullen

Awards

AIA – 2019
ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL (STAIRCASE)

LUXE RED AWARD – 2020
WOW! FACTOR ROOM (STAIRCASE)

Publications

tps://view.publitas.com/modern-in-denver/modern-in-denver-summer-2022/page/96-97

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado

Team

Client: Confluent Development + MorningStar Senior Living

General Contractor: Haselden Construction

Shaw Construction

Architect: Hord Coplan Macht

Interior Designer: Thoma-Holec Design

Landscape Architect: TB Group

Electrical Engineer: MDP Engineering Group

Electrical Contractor: Gregory Electric

Awards

025 Gold Award, Apartment or Independent Living Community for 55+, NAHB

2025 Silver Award, Assisted Living or Memory Care Community, NAHB

Square Footage: 208,000

By HCM

Located at the northern edge of downtown Fort Collins, MorningStar at Old Town is a senior living and mixed-use project that embraces the historic character of Old Town Fort Collins. The four-story building runs the full block, anchored on the street level with 20,000 sf of commercial space. Two large courtyards serve the community; the communal courtyard is intended for dining and other activities, and the more secluded courtyard is designed to act as a quieter space for more frail residents. The building is contemporary in character, taking a nod from the historic materials and textures found in the adjacent neighborhood. The main entrance is designed with hospitality-like elements, creating a formal sense of arrival. Common spaces on the ground floor, such as the entry, bistro dining and lounge, and theater space, flow between each other and face the large southern courtyard space, allowing for expanded views and a feeling of openness and light. Both street-level and alley spaces are highly activated with visual interests using landscaping, patio seating for commercial spaces, and an urban courtyard at the alley, revealing a creative ground-level presence. The project is serviced by a new three-story parking structure that has a decorative architectural skin. There are two active railroad lines that run along the western and eastern adjacencies, offering residents and visitors reminders of the active rail transportation that was once so prevalent in the area.

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Clients: Confluent Development + MorningStar Senior Living

General Contractor: Shaw Construction

Architect + Landscape Architect: Hord Coplan Macht

Interior Designer: Thoma-Holec Design

Electrical Engineer: MDP Engineering Group

Size

96,000 square feet

By HCM

Morningstar at Observatory Park is a 5-story senior living project that takes cues from the surrounding neighborhoods and the University of Denver campus, intending to fit within the historical context by using materials that are respectful and complimentary of its surroundings. The entry sequence uses trends seen in urban hospitality settings where visitors enter via a covered auto court to either pick up or drop off a resident or proceed to the parking ramp. Other hospitality-like design elements include the plaza seating along the building’s front facade impersonating a ‘front porch’ and the location of activated common spaces, such as dining, club, and theater spaces on the ground level behind a very transparent facade. The residential area is approximately 92,000 sf with a subterranean parking garage that offers 48 parking spaces to its residents. Building amenities include a fitness center, bistro, outdoor patios and a roof top garden. The building is conveniently located to offer residents close proximity to community amenities, public transportation, the nearby University of Denver and the opportunity to take advantage of views to downtown Denver and the impressive ever-present Front Range vista.

Location: Boulder, Colorado

Team

Client: Mapleton Hill Investment Group

General Contractor: Saunders

Architect: The Mulhern Group

Interior Designer: Shalls Design Studio

Landscape Architect: PCS Group

Electrical Engineer: MDP

Site

14 acres
300,000 sqft of sub-acute rehab, memory care, residential, and
independent living cottages

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Developer / Builder / Owner: Confluence Companies

Architect + Interiors: Craine Architecture

The Lydian, named after a jazz scale, hearkens back to the classic architecture and jazz heritage of the neighborhood, while looking forward to its exciting future. Featuring 129 apartments, 15,000 square feet of office space, and close to 10,000 square feet of retail; The Lydian is truly a place to live, work and play.

The premier location and resident amenity package set The Lydian apart. Once known as the “Harlem of the West”, Five Points is known for its rich history in the arts, particularly jazz music. With its proximity to downtown, exciting new restaurants, bars and shops, The Lydian is ideally situated in one of Denver’s most desirable up-and-coming neighborhoods. For those wanting to take advantage of Downtown Denver and all it has to offer, a light rail stop is conveniently located steps from the building’s entrance. The Lydian’s amenity package includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, club room and a community terrace featuring a pool, barbecue, fire pit and unobstructed mountain and city views.  Apartment units are appointed with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and outdoor decks.

Ground floor retail tenants have activated Welton Street and provide services and amenities to the residents above. These tenants include The River Yoga + Fitness in the City, and The Welton Room (coffee, cocktails and appetizers). VentureX occupies the 2nd floor, providing 9,500 SF of collaborative and flexible office space.

Whether living in the apartments, visiting the ground-floor retail or working at the on-site 15,000 square foot co-working space, The Lydian has truly become the “place to be” in Five Points.

Size
129 Total Apartment Units
10,000 SF Ground-Floor Retail
15,000 SF Second-Floor Office
Completed – Summer 2018

Development Cost:
$43.0 MM

Location: Silverthorne, Colorado

Team

Architect: Craine Architecture

Landscape Architect: Norris Design

8,200 SF

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

Developer / Builder / Owner: Confluence Companies

Architect: Craine Architecture

Interior Designer: StudioLEMONADE

Landscape Architect: studioINSITE

Electrical Engineer: MV Consulting

Location: Denver, Colorado

Team

General Contractor: Sprung Construction

Architect: Davis Urban

Interior Designer: Griffith Interior Design

Landscape Architect: Weston Landscape + Design

Photographer: JC Buck , Trish Bragg + Kate Cullen

Location: Arvada, Colorado

Team

Developer / Builder / Owner: Confluence Companies

Architect + Interiors: Craine Architecture

18.95 Acres

Master Planned Community

324 Residential Apartments

Location: Mission Viejo, California

Team

Clients: Confluent Development + MorningStar Senior Living

General Contractor: Snyder Langston

Architect: KTGY

Interior Designer: Thoma-Holec Design

Electrical Engineer: Gouvis Engineering Consulting Group

Location: Beaver Creek, Colorado

Team

Architect + Interiors: Sarfatty Associates, LTD

Interior Designer: Premier

By Sarfatty

The COVID pandemic made outdoor dining more important than ever before, and many restaurants enhanced the al fresco experience. Comfort, safety, and the overall experience of guests are paramount. Sarfatty Associates worked with Premier Project Management to design a wood and steel pavilion for the main outdoor dining terrace at Park Hyatt Beaver Creek’s 8100 Mountainside Bar + Grille. This structure will provide guests shelter from rain and snow as well as a place to eat, drink and relax in their ski gear. Integrated gas heaters are provided for comfort and several television monitors keep guests up with the latest scores. The result is sure to be a visually stunning and lively gathering space overlooking the mountainside.

Location: Denver, CO

Featured color-changing parking garage facade, amenities spaces, and roofdeck

Team

Architect: Craine Architecture

Owner: Red Peak

Location: Denver, CO

Custom exterior feature pendants

Team

Architect: Craine Architecture

Owner: Red Peak

Location: Denver, CO

Team

Architect: Saiber Saiber Architecture

We handled the lighting design for this lobby’s 2016 makeover. The before photos show the feature wall with visible LED diodes, but the new direction was a new LED neon that is diode-free. We also replaced the decorative pendants over the seating areas.

Location: Washington DC

Team

Owner: Knot Standard

Interior Designer: Chelsea Watlington Interiors