Dynia Architects

More than a decade ago, Dynia Architects designed and renovated The Source Hotel + Market Hall. Today, we’re grateful to be part of its next chapter!

As the historic Market Hall continues to evolve as a flexible, multi-use destination, we reimagined our initial industrial tenant storefronts with a new glass system inspired by Mondrian’s Composition paintings. A grid of mullions and layered glass types—clear, reeded, and frosted—abstract tenant spaces into geometric forms, creating visual connections throughout the market hall while maintaining varying degrees of privacy when spaces are closed.

It’s a rare opportunity to revisit and evolve one of our own projects, and we’re honored to help shape the future of one of our firm’s most iconic contributions to the RiNo neighborhood! Thanks to our whole team, especially the talented fabrication experts at for bringing this project to life!

Photos by Michael DeLeon
Architecture

A house shaped by how they live—two studios for art + music, lifted on either side, each framing its own view of the mountains, pond, and ranch beyond.
A quiet, linear form set parallel to the Tetons, where a full glass wall dissolves the boundary between inside and landscape.
Teton County, Wyoming
Ranch Residence · 6,300 SF · Completed 2024

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program Session 1: Articulating Vision
At Dynia Architects, we believe strong design begins with strong communication. DA's Shannon Newberry, alongside fellow candidate Katharine Schmachtenberger, put together a panel of leaders to share insight on how architects articulate their visions, build trust, and lead with clarity. A key takeaway: architecture is a service grounded in listening, empathy, and authenticity. Thoughtful communication allows us to not only respond to clients, but to guide them, creating space for meaningful, impactful design. DenverArchitecture