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1701 Platte Street | Denver, Colorado

Branded as One Platte, this Class A mixed-use office building is the capstone to the energetic Platte Street District that is ideally situated between Lower Downtown and the Highlands. Coined as one of the last great sites of the Central Platte Valley, One Platte playfully finds a balance between the speed of I25 with the slowness of the Platte street. One Platte offers 245,000SF C-MX-5 office space while delivering the largest floorplate in LoDo/CPV (±60,000 SF). A five story atrium centrally anchors the building, providing tenants sweeping views back to Denver. Building on Platte streets reputation as Denver's best live/work district One Platte will feature a ground-level restaurant, cafe, retail space, community courtyard while being capped with expansive rooftop activation.

Developer: Nichols Partnership - Contractor: The Beck Group

169 Inverness Drive West | Englewood, CO

The boutique 120,000 SF Class A, office building features expansive 32,000 SF floorplates, (15-foot slab to slab and 10 foot finished), panoramic views of the front range and signage opportunities visible to 250,000 daily commuters. On-site amenities at the property include fitness center, conference center, tenant lounge, ample on-site parking, and an outdoor patio.

9800 Airport Blvd | San Antonio, Texas

The $178 million, state-of-the-art Consolidated Rental Car (CONRAC) Facility at the San Antonio International Airport makes it convenient for travelers to access rental cars in one centralized, on-site location. Just a few steps away from the terminals, it allows customers quick, easy access via a pedestrian sky bridge and eliminates the need for passengers to shuttle to their rental car locations, which enables the airport to initiate significant improvements to traffic flow in the arrivals area.

The 1.8-million-square-foot CONRAC houses 14 rental car companies; a quick turnaround (QTA) area for fueling, vacuuming, washing, and light maintenance; and approximately 2,600 ready/return parking spaces. The first two levels of the facility house the airport’s short-term parking garage. The top five levels are designated rental car areas. Access to the rental car area is through the sky bridge, taking passengers directly from the mezzanine level of the terminal to the rental car counters.

1770 Sherman St | Denver, Colorado

El Jebel tower is a 40 story mixed use Hotel/Condo tower with a podium level entertainment venue located in the heart of Capitol Hill. The tessellated façade mixes atmospheric qualities throughout the day accounting as a mirror to the sky dome. The elemental stacked form pays tribute to the historic El Jebel temple whose guiding proportions are rooted in the golden ratio, subsequently the stacking referencing pays tribute to the elegance and simplicity of El Jebels masonry.

WASHINGTON DC, USA

Created in remembrance of members of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) which was the predecessor to the CIA. Visitors arriving by vehicle will see a breathtaking structure rise above the tree line. The museum’s 11 angular forms will create a powerful gesture of the OSS’s rise to prominence amidst global conflict and unrest.  Upon entering, visitors experience a soaring space with a 500-foot-long by 80-foot-tall curved Remembrance Wall engraved with the names of the OSS members killed in action during WWII, poignantly recalling each life. 

29th and Arkins | Denver, Colorado

The Salvation Army has set out on an ambitious goal to rehabilitate members of our community who are homeless in an immersive live-train environment. The crossroads program aims to provide limited stay (180 Day) lodging paired with onsite job skill development to select candidates. This C-MX-8 micro housing facility is activated by a level II podium whose community plaza allows residents a safe environment that is off the streets while providing unobstructed rejuvenating views to the South Platte and the Front Range.

3513 Brighton Blvd | Denver, Colorado

This C-MX-12 campus addition repositions the Catalyst brand as a significant offering along Brighton Blvd and one of the first to push up to the rezoned height standard set for River North. The undulating punched façade makes a nod to the district's industrial warehouse vernacular while incorporating contemporary refinements. Each portal is activated with inset planter boxes that create an animated secondary texture to the façade, from within views out are framed by the plants playful vignette.

LONG BEACH, CA, USA

“Emphasizing transparency and accessibility” - Anchoring the entire Civic Center District is the new 260,000 square foot, 13 story City Hall, prominently located at the west end of 1st Street and slated to be the newest and most prominent high rise addition to the rapidly growing Long Beach skyline. Sited on the 1st Street axis to emphasize its visibility and access to all parts of the Civic Center District and beyond, City Hall’s vertical architecture evokes Long Beach’s maritime heritage featuring “sail walls” which extend its height and add to the Downtown skyline while emphasizing the critical transparency and accessibility of a government building.

QINGDAO, PRC

An embellished landscape at the entry to the airport is seamlessly carried from the exterior to the interior of the new Asian gateway terminal. Through strategically located gardens, sight lines from the ticketing hall to airside aid the passenger’s understanding of the building’s layout, while softening the interior environment. This full integration of garden spaces within the terminal creates a warm and inviting environment and provides a respite from the stresses of travel. With the design of this terminal, China’s unique coastal city of Qingdao is poised to become a landmark destination for world travelers.

SHANGHAI, PRC

As the major transportation portal to and from the city of Shanghai, China, the Shanghai Pudong International Airport serves as the primary gateway for this dynamic urban center known for its international flair, mix of cultures, and vibrant growth.  Purposeful integration of direct filtered sunlight helps orient travelers to their location and the time of day. Offsets in the dramatic roof vaults allow natural daylight deep into the building through clerestories. This reduces artificial lighting requirements and energy costs.

LOS ANGELES, CA USA