A Residence at the ArraBelle at Vail Square
A NAKA Designs, LLC was commissioned to continue the work begun by its founders (as members of 4240 Architecture, Inc.) in the design of this Vail landmark and through the interior design of one of the condominiums at the ArraBelle. The work included the custom design of furniture, fabrics and light fixtures for a residence on the 5th floor of the building that the NAKA founders originally designed for Vail Resorts Development Company.
A NAKA Designs, LLC was commissioned to continue the work begun by its founders (as members of 4240 Architecture, Inc.) in the design of this Vail landmark and through the interior design of one of the condominiums at the ArraBelle. The work included the custom design of furniture, fabrics and light fixtures for a residence on the 5th floor of the building that the NAKA founders originally designed for Vail Resorts Development Company.
One Cheesman Place
As the Senior Design Associate of the Mulhern Group, Robert Fitzgerald was called upon to re-design a building in which he had played only a minor role many years earlier. While he working with Skidmore, Ownings, and Merrill in the early 1980's, that firm put forth the design of a modernist, glass-clad luxury high rise residence at one of the most precious sites on Denver's venerable Cheesman Park.
As the Senior Design Associate of the Mulhern Group, Robert Fitzgerald was called upon to re-design a building in which he had played only a minor role many years earlier. While he working with Skidmore, Ownings, and Merrill in the early 1980's, that firm put forth the design of a modernist, glass-clad luxury high rise residence at one of the most precious sites on Denver's venerable Cheesman Park.
Riverfront Park
Riverfront Park, the first new development in a portion of the former rail yards of lower downtown Denver, literally and figuratively represents the reemergence of an historic neighborhood, the reconnection of the Highlands land with the city and the sites involved in Denver's founding, and the re-discovery of huge tracts of property as being viable, livable and enjoyable.
Riverfront Park, the first new development in a portion of the former rail yards of lower downtown Denver, literally and figuratively represents the reemergence of an historic neighborhood, the reconnection of the Highlands land with the city and the sites involved in Denver's founding, and the re-discovery of huge tracts of property as being viable, livable and enjoyable.
The River Park Townhomes and Garage
Constructed on the former location of one of Aspen's original homesteads, this 12-townhome project on Original Curve in the historic yet tony environs of one of Colorado's most famous mining settlements, was far ahead of its time. With regard to its level of luxury, integrated historical references, and contemporary mountain living, the River Park Townhomes predated Aspens billionaire revival by 10 years and set a standard for infill and redevelopment within Aspen's core area.
Constructed on the former location of one of Aspen's original homesteads, this 12-townhome project on Original Curve in the historic yet tony environs of one of Colorado's most famous mining settlements, was far ahead of its time. With regard to its level of luxury, integrated historical references, and contemporary mountain living, the River Park Townhomes predated Aspens billionaire revival by 10 years and set a standard for infill and redevelopment within Aspen's core area.
The Snow Cloud Condominiums at Bachelor Gulch
Stepping its way up the steep slope of the original Bachelor Gulch snowfield, this National Parks-inspired development of 54 whole-ownership condos was the predecessor of the existing Ritz Carlton hotel and the precursor of most of log structures which define this huge new resort in Beaver Creek. Constructed of rugged log, stone and expansive glass openings, this building exhibits the rustic elegance of the Colorado Rockies while setting the style of every home that followed its 2002 completion.
Stepping its way up the steep slope of the original Bachelor Gulch snowfield, this National Parks-inspired development of 54 whole-ownership condos was the predecessor of the existing Ritz Carlton hotel and the precursor of most of log structures which define this huge new resort in Beaver Creek. Constructed of rugged log, stone and expansive glass openings, this building exhibits the rustic elegance of the Colorado Rockies while setting the style of every home that followed its 2002 completion.