Library Projects
Durango Public Library
Cutting-edge, LEED® Gold certified library reflecting Durango, Colorado's commitment to a new standard for sustainability.
Mesa County Central Branch Library
Three Green Globes® rated renovation and expansion project bringing a bold new public face and numerous upgrades to Grand Junction's central branch library.
North Richland Hills Public Library
New library, serving a community of 60,000, that uses traditional Texas civic building forms and materials and was planned for future expansion.
Rifle Branch Library
New 27,000-s.f., LEED® Gold certified library located in the heart of Rifle's historic downtown and adjacent the current City Hall.
Gypsum Public Library
New 10,000-s.f. library with teen and children’s program space, areas for reading and relaxing, sustainable features, and rich colors throughout.
Smoky Hill Library
A "living room" for the community that fits comfortably into its residential neighborhood setting and offers a blend of high tech and high touch.
Koelbel Public Library
Traditional library recalling the historic character of the Carnegie libraries with its façade of brick and stone, and murals adorning its interior.
Parachute Branch Library
Expansion and extensive renovation of the existing branch library, adding public workspace, a new community room and staff improvements.
Grand Junction Catalyst Plan/Public Library
Planning strategies and conceptual designs for a three-block section of downtown Grand Junction.
Gunnison Public Library & Crested Butte Children’s Library
Planning, design and budget study for a new library in Gunnison and new children's library in Crested Butte.
Loveland Public Library
29,000-s.f. central library combining a comfortable scale with the adjacent residential neighborhood, and with a civic face to the site’s interior spaces.
Parker Library & Cultural Arts Center Joint-Use Facility
Feasibility study and concept designs for a new community arts center and library in a joint facility.
