Reflecting on 25 Years as a Firm Owner in Denver
By Jim Johnson, AIA & Founding Partner at JOHNSON NATHAN STROHE
Over the past 25 years, Denver has transformed into […]
Creating a Family-Friendly Workplace Culture
By Jen Fumuso, AIA and senior associate at OZ Architecture
I was first forewarned that a degree and career in architecture […]
2017 AIA Colorado Young Architect of the Year Reflects on the Past Year’s Accomplishments
“To me, success is about surrounding yourself with the right people, sharing the credit and celebrating together.” –Steev Wilson, […]
Inside the 2018 Design & Honor Awards Steering Committee
By Daniel Nelson, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, project architect at Tryba Architects
I’m a Midwesterner at heart – born […]
Why joining this group will be the best decision you ever make
By Nan Anderson, FAIA and principal at Anderson Hallas Architects
What was “one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.” […]
Kurt Basford, AIA: architect, future leader and aspiring cookbook author
For Basford, doing the bare minimum is simply not an option. Whether it is his ambition to continue the […]
Navigating Architectural Practice as a Primary Caregiver
By Beth R. Mosenthal, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
In June of 2016 I wrote a column for Colorado Real Estate […]
Firm Owner and Principal Sarah Broughton, AIA, Celebrates 15 Years of Creating a Culture of Inclusion
Based in Aspen and Denver, Rowland + Broughton Architecture/Urban Design/Interior Design will celebrate their 15th anniversary in June of […]
The Olympics’ Loss is Architecture’s Gain
Nathan Pepper, Associate AIA had two dreams in life: to be an Olympian and to be an architect.
“When I […]
Nicole Nathan, AIA, LEED AP, Paves the Way for Gender Diversity in Architecture and Design
As our industry continues to encourage diversity within the profession, JOHNSON NATHAN STROHE is working hard to ensure a diversity of […]