Studio Architecture

Every neighborhood is shaped by a mix of buildings from different eras, each reflecting the needs and priorities of its time.

Completed in 2023, 951 Logan adds a contemporary residential presence to Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood while contributing 48 new homes in one of the city's most walkable urban districts.

Beyond the residences themselves, the project incorporates shared spaces designed to extend the living experience, from a welcoming lobby and lounge to a rooftop deck that offers opportunities for gathering, dining and taking in views of the city and Front Range.

Together, these elements help reinforce the qualities that make urban neighborhoods vibrant: density, walkability and spaces that bring people together.

Learn more about the project here ⬇️
https://thestudioarchitecture.com/projects/951-logan/

As Denver continues to grow, urban residential projects face the challenge of increasing density while still creating spaces that feel thoughtful, livable and connected to the people who call them home. 🌇

The Cassidy was designed to respond to that balance in Cherry Creek through 37 luxury condominiums centered around a landscaped private courtyard that creates a sense of retreat within the city. Rooftop decks, integrated outdoor spaces and carefully considered architectural details help connect residents to both the neighborhood and expansive city and mountain views.

By layering privacy, shared space and outdoor connection throughout the project, the design creates a more intentional residential experience within one of Denver’s most active urban neighborhoods.

Learn more about the Cassidy: https://thestudioarchitecture.com/projects/the-cassidy/

Most affordable housing developments are rental communities. Kechter Townhomes takes a different approach.

Completed in partnership with TWG Development, the project introduces 54 permanently affordable, for-sale townhomes in Fort Collins, helping address a major gap in Larimer County’s housing market. In a region where home prices have continued to climb, creating attainable ownership opportunities is increasingly rare and increasingly important.

The homes are restricted to households earning up to 80% of the area median income (AMI), creating access to long-term housing stability and wealth-building opportunities that are often unavailable in high-growth communities.

The 4.68-acre development includes 11 residential buildings with a mix of two- and three-bedroom layouts, along with new site infrastructure and a neighborhood plan designed around connectivity, livability and shared community experience.

At STUDIO, we believe thoughtful housing design begins with understanding how people want to live today while creating pathways for long-term opportunity tomorrow.

Project partner: TWG Development, Management and Construction

Housing designed for the people who keep mountain communities running. ⛰️

Granite Park brings 22 workforce housing residences to Frisco through a partnership between Town of Frisco, Colorado Government and Colorado Department of Transportation. Located at 7th and Granite, the project expands housing options for full-time residents while supporting the Town’s long-term climate goals through a design aligned with the Climate Action Plan.

Completed in 2024, the development reflects a growing effort to create more attainable housing within Colorado’s mountain communities.