Professional Comprehensive Portfolio by Cameron Parker

PORT FOLIO

cameron parker professional works

professional work|commercial

list of Projects

*SD-CD

Vida at Sloan's Lake | Denver, CO

Punch Bowl Social | Arlington, VA

Maswik South Lodge | Grand Canyon National Park

Furnace Creek - Retail Food & Beverage Bldg. | Death Valley National Park|CA

Boyne Highlands Resort|North Wing Renovation|Boyne, MI

Legacy at Vail Square | Vail, CO

Sonnenalp Golf Club [ Tenant Improvement] | Edwards, CO [Granite Mill] Apartments | Salt Lake City, UT

Westminster Station Drive | Westminster, CO

Habitat of Metro Denver | Aria Townhomes | Denver CO

note: projects with an asterisk(*) have completed construction.

Project Type Legend

Restaurant

Tenant Improvement |Resort

Hotel |Resort

Multifamily | Market-Rate

Condominiums | Luxury

Retail

Affordable Housing

Project Phase Key

Addendum/ASI/RFI

Field Verification/As-Builts

Entitlements

Visualization

Concept Design

Schematic Design

Design Development

Construction Documenta-

list of Projects

SD-CD

C-CD

DD-CD

C-CD

DD-CD

SD-CD

DD-CD

3120 Braun Ct | Golden, CO

3112 Braun Ct | Golden, CO

3110 Braun Ct | Golden, CO

3102 Braun Ct | Golden, CO

3100 Braun Ct | Golden, CO

2471 Quitman St|Denver, CO

4481/ 4485 Raleigh St |Denver, CO

16132/16122 W. 14th Ave |Golden, CO

16102/16112 W. 14th Ave |Golden, CO

16113 /16103 W. 14th Ave |Golden, CO

16133/ 16123 W. 14th Ave |Golden, CO

2135 Raleigh St |Denver, CO

3841 W. Byron Pl|Denver, CO

3263 Hillside Drive (Hilltop Estates - Lot 14)|Wheat Ridge, CO

3287 Hillside Dr (Hilltop Estates - Lot 12)|Wheat Ridge, CO

7518 Raphael Ln|Littleton, CO

7843 Dante Dr|Littleton, CO

8017 Galileo Dr|Littleton, CO

3224 Hillside Drive(Hilltop Estates - Lot 8) | Wheat Ridge, CO

2838 Tennyson St |Denver, CO

1074 S Cook|Denver, CO

2510 Van Gordon|Lakewood, CO

3153 Benton Dr|Denver, CO

2232/2230 W 36th St|Denver, CO

10317 W 32nd Ave (Hilltop Estates - Lot 1)|Wheat Ridge, CO

4536 Quitman|Denver, CO

4562 Quitman|Denver, CO

3226 Quitman|Denver, CO

Project Status Key

Construction in-progress

Built - Completed

Project Phase Key

Concept Design

Schematic Design Design Development

Construction Documentation

Construction Administration

2012-2016

EDUCATION

B.F.A. Architecture

Savannah College of Art and Design

EXPERIENCE

CAMERON PARKER

T: 904.651.8873

E: cparke31@gmail.com

2021-2024

Senior Architectural Designer

Work Shop Colorado Denver, CO

2017-2021

A rchitectural Intern I/II

OZ Architecture Denver, CO

2016-2017

Architectural Intern I

Parikh Stevens Architects Denver, CO

2019 Summer 2013/2014

2018

Student Architectural Intern

Lane Group Architects Jacksonville, FL

INVOLVEMENT

Habitat Young Professionals

Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, CO

Rocky Mountain Green Conference Denver, CO

VOLUNTEER WORK

2017-2020

2017-2019

2018-2019

Arch.Visualization Volunteer Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver

Build Day Volunteer

Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver

Dinner-Service Volunteer Denver Rescue Mission

Tree Planting Volunteer Denver Digs Trees

ACHIEVEMENTS

2019

OZ Visions & Values(OVV) Award

OZ Architecture

OZ-CARS FINALIST

OZ Architecture

SKILLS

Communication Collaboration Permitting

Responsible for managing and executing work on single-family residential projects for a boutique Design/Build firm operating in the greater Denver Metro area.Contributed to over (26) individual projects.

Completed work on various project phases/types within the Hospitality/Resort Practice Area. Project types included Restaurants,Hotels, Luxury Condominiums and market rate multi-family housing.

Worked on a 120 unit Mixed-Use Affordable housing project in Denver, CO during the Schematic Design through Construction Documentation phases.

Shadowed/assisted in schematic layouts for renovation/addition/new construction on primarily single-family residential projects.

Served on the leadership committee focused on programming and planning events for members of the organization.

Participated in conference workshops and sessions to stay current on industry trends/standards and presented back to colleagues in sharing session content.

Assisted Habitat architectural design team with the production of (9) interior renderings for marketing collateral using the Enscape software.

Served on minimum of (4) projects per year, helping build homes in the Denver area.

Prepared and served dinner to patrons of the Denver Rescue Mission-Lawrence Street Center.

Assisted in planting trees in local communities and neighborhoods.

Awarded monthly recognition award among (170) person staff for exceptional job performance.

Second place finalist for (Stewardship of Communities) award, recognizing dedication to community service.

Entitlements

Technical Drawing Detailing Documentation

2471 N Quitman Sloan’s Lake Denver, CO pgs. 06-29

Legacy at Vail Square Lionshead Village Vail, CO pgs. 30-43

Maswik South Lodge Grand Canyon Nat’l Park pgs. 50-63

4481/ 4485 Raleigh St. Denver, CO pgs. 64-75

Sonnenalp Basement Reno Edwards, CO pgs. 84-97

Vida | Senior Living Sloan’s Lake Denver, CO pgs. 44-49

Punch Bowl Social Arlington, VA pgs. 76-83

Addendum residential architecture Various Locations pgs. 98-157

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

WORK SHOP COLORADO POWER PLAY PARTNERS (P3 HOMES)

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP COLORADO YORK ENGINEERING

ALTITUDE LAND CONSULTANTS

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, LLC

LOCATION: SALE PRICE:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

DESIGNER/PM:

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER:

DENVER, COLORADO NOT SPECIFIED UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT - CD’S

AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA CAMERON PARKER

BRANDON PATTERSON

2471 n quitman

single-family residence

An urban-infill speculative development home located in the sought after Sloan’s Lake neighborhood in Denver, CO. Our repeat client approached us with the desire to incorporate mid-century design style into the project. While a challenging brief for a home with a specific square-footage and programmatic target, we paid homage to various motifs within our own approach to bring a unique offering to the neighborhood with a great indoor/ outdoor living concept, not solely focused on maxing out the sell-able square footage of the home.

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process | case studies + inspo

The use of vertical screens and louver walls were a prevalent motif of many of the palm springs architecture case studies that I explored. In conjunction with cantilevers, one of the original overall design moves that I made was to carry a swept elements, such as a cantilevered roof plane from the front elevation to the side elevation and carry the planar element with something more permeable on either end - the louver to show continuity and movement in the design.

The client approached the design team with a desire to instill aspects of the vernacular present in much of the mid-century homes in Palm Springs, CA. While some of the design moves of that vernacular were impractical with the requested programming, we were able to pay homage to the period with an array of design moves that included simple exterior palette, horizontal massing, through cantilevered elements and by prioritizing connection of interior and exterior spaces.

palm springs louvers landscape

While researching; another prevalent motif that I discovered in the palm springs vernacular was the separation of large ground planes into smaller, horizontal modules. This is an element seen in many trendy and existing modern precedents and works well in allowing for axial relationships and adherence to datums and therefore is something that I elected to use in this design as well to create more visual interest on the ground plane.

process | exterior materials

color palette

Much of what makes the palm springs region so compelling architecturally is its minimal color palette, which allows the building massing and form to speak for itself and celebrate particular details.

In that same vein, I wanted to keep the palette for this project minimal in its use of tone and variety. The project uses a light/mid/dark tone mix to achieve the same timeless look. The base material for the first level has the majority of the surface-area clad in a nickel-gap poly-ash composite siding, followed by an off-white finetextured stucco on the second level and is topped off with the same nickel-gap siding at the third level. The dark tones are represented mainly by architectural elements, such as the fascia, columns and window projections, providing a nice contrast against the other two tones.

modular craft block size: 4”x16” color: panda white mfr: creative mines

(3) coat stucco system

finish: fine texture color: panda white special remarks: install w/ crack-shield elastomeric additive to mitigate cracking

(1x6) composite nickel-gap siding material: poly-ash mfr: Tru-Exterior color: Urbane Bronze

4”x8” cedar louvers size: 4”x8”

mfr: specialty wood products stain color: cimarron

process | v1 plan

version 1 | plan development

The first version of the floor plan sought to embody the concept of indoor/outdoor living, while creating an efficient layout that separated the public and private space into distinct zones, with public spaces pushed south and private to the

North. The second level cantilevers out over the side yard patio, creating a continuation of the front porch overhang that sweeps to the side and creates a massing distinction between the second level stucco clad form and the ground level clad in wood.

process | v1 [3D views]

perspective at southwest corner

aerial perspective - side yard & guest room patios

process | v2 plan

version 2 | plan development

The second version of the plan maintains the larger moves made in the previous version, while providing some updates to improve the economy of the structural layout. It eliminates the offset stair and instead aligns it with the North Corridor wall. The

North Wall of the Kitchen becomes the bearing point of the joists spanning N/S from the exterior walls for both the first and second floor framing. This iteration adds louvered pergolas overhead at the side-yard patio for better summer shade.

process | v2 [3D views]

perspective at southwest corner

aerial perspective - side yard patio

process | form development

[max form] | setback

primary dwelling form

attached garage form

attached garage allowable height =17’

[max form] | bulkplane

rear 35% lot depth

front 65% lot depth

public right-of-way

bulkplane w/ subtraction

subtract buildable envelope per 3D bulkplane restrictions

allowable buildable area [30’ height]

allowable porch encroachment [one-story height]

required [5’-0”] side-interior setback

overall lot width [50’-0”]

required [5’-0”] side-interior setback

allowable buildable area [30’ height]

allowable porch encroachment [one-story height]

allowable 8’ porch encroachment

required front setback

public sidewalk tree-lawn

public right-of-way

create canti-lever to align w/ desired style

cut massing to allow for front porch

cut first floor massing for indoor/outdoor connectivity

sweep void at front/ side for visual continuity

process | form development

prelim form w/ subtraction final building form building form w/landscaping

cut massing of upper level to allow for outdoor living space at rooftop

push back street-facing wall per required upper story step-back restriction

break up facade w/ window seat further enhacing indoor/outdoor

develop side-yard to promote indoor/outdoor living connection and utilize southwest facing patio-on-grade

install decorative steel c-channel along cantilever for added dimension carve out massing for outdoor living program at rooftop deck

provide masonry-clad veneer knee wall at front porch to define space

add fenestration throughout provide tube steel columns to support porch canopy

install pavers at side yard to allow for dining and outdoor living programming

install poured concrete pad in front yard to provide seating area for outdoor gas-fireplace

provide decorative border grass to soften edge of hardscape throughout

add street trees in tree lawn as required by Denver Forestry department

install front porch swing

add additional decorative tree in front yard

provide cast-in-place concrete walkway with pea gravel infill and border

zoning diagrams | isometric

setback diagram legend

restricted building area

allowable envelope(house)

allowable envelope(garage)

QUITMANST(60’-0”R.O.W.)

required setback - isometric diagram

QUITMANST.(60’-0”R.O.W.)

allowable envelope [bulk-plane] | isometric diagram

bulk-plane diagram legend

allowable envelope(house)

allowable envelope(garage)

zoning diagrams | site plan

16’ PUBLIC ALLEY

site plan legend

property line

set-back boundary

reqd. upper story set-back

65% / 35% lot-depth separation line

8’ allowable front porch encroachment

restricted building area

allowable envelope(house)

allowable envelope(garage)

5’ public sidewalk tree-lawn

grass lawn

concrete flatwork

[north]side-yard gate

street-facing entry

south patio gate

primary house[3-story]

primary house[1-story]

two-car garage

[north] yard gate

concrete driveway

[south] yard gate

rear yard

rear patio

side-yard patio(south)

zoning diagrams | elevation

overall lot width

side setback

build-able lot width primary bulk-plane

side setback

zoning diagram | east elevation

elevation legend

property line

setback boundary

allowable build envelope

reqd. upper story set-back

65% / 35% lot-depth separation line

8’ allowable front porch encroachment

restricted building area

allowable envelope [front 65% lot depth]

allowable envelope [rear 35% lot depth]

side setback 12.00’ ‘primary form’ rear setback

zoning diagrams |elevations

| west

first floor plan

second floor plan

roof deck plan

condenser

membrane roof (below at L2)

built-up tapered insulation w/ membrane waterproofing

composite deck on raised plenum above membrane roof (below)

roof plan

line of exterior wall framing (below )

membrane roof (below at L2)

membrane roof (below at L3)

1’-0” height parapet wall at rooftop deck perimeter

membrane roof (below at L2)

36” height custom fabricated steel guardrail ridge

ridge(below)

roof of alcove projection (below)

elevations

south elevation

elevation material legend

1x6 nickel-gap siding installed vertically 3-coat cementitious stucco (fine-textured) large format masonry veneer stone

10’

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

condensing units on antivibration roof pad

1x6 nickel-gap siding stained and installed at underside of soffit

epdm roof (beyond)

conductor head and downspout to drain from rooftop deck to attached garage roof

stucco control joint installed per max stucco manuf. surface area

c-channel fascia transition between stucco and poly-ash siding vertical transition

3-coat cementitious stucco system w/ elastomeric crack shield (SW-7014) Eider White

1x6 nickel-gap siding stained and installed at underside of soffit

12” smooth textured fascia board

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

stucco control joint installed per max stucco manuf. surface area

composite siding (painted black)

3-coat cementitious stucco system w/ elastomeric crack shield (SW-7014) Eider White

epdm roof w/ tapered insulation to allow for positive drainage

6x6 steel column painted black to match fascia board

poly-ash nickel gap siding installed vertically (painted black )

craft stone veneer 32” high knee wall painted SW-7005 Pure White

1x6 nickel-gap siding installed at soffit and wall cladding (painted black)

12” smooth textured fascia board

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

condensing units on antivibration roof pad

conductor head w/ downspout to porch canopy

3-coat cementitious stucco system w/ elastomeric crack shield (SW-7014) Eider White

stucco control joint installed per max stucco manuf. surface area

1x6 poly-ash nickel-gap siding (painted black)

craft stone veneer 32” high knee wall painted SW-7005 Pure White

1x6 nickel-gap siding stained and installed at underside of soffit

12” smooth textured fascia board

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

condensing units on antivibration roof pad

conductor head w/ downspout to porch canopy

3-coat cementitious stucco system w/ elastomeric crack shield (SW-7014) Eider White

stucco control joint installed per max stucco manuf. surface area

vertical poly-ash 1x6 knickelgap siding (painted black)

sectional steel garage door (painted black)

elevation material legend

1x6 nickel-gap siding installed vertically

3-coat cementitious stucco (fine-textured) large format masonry veneer stone

key plan legend

section legend

00 crawl-space 01 powder room 02 hall 03 kitchen 04 junior suite bathroom 05 circulation 06 hall 07 primary w.i.c. 08 primary bathroom 09 condenser units 10 flex space 11 guest bedroom

12 roof-top deck

section legend

00 crawl space

01 outdoor patio 02 butlers pantry

hall

guest bedroom

perspective from street

aerial perspective of side-yard

side-yard perspective

aerial perspective of rooftop deck

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

STRUCTURAL:

CIVIL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

SNOW DESIGN:

ACOUSTICAL

LANDSCAPE:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

MEPT/SECURITY:

SPECIFICATIONS:

BLDG ENVELOPE:

ENERGY MODEL

OZ ARCHITECTURE

JAQCUES LAZIER, SCOTT RYAN

IMEG CONSULTING

KERRIGAN ENGINEERING

PEAK LAND SURVEYING

CESARE, INC.

SNOW COUNTRY CONSULTANTS

D.L. ADAMS

DENNIS ANDERSON

OZ & COLLECTIVE FURNISHINGS

ST+B

IBIM SOLUTIONS

PIE CONSULTING & ENGINEERING ENERGETICS CONSULTING, LLC

IRRIGATION:

LAND-USE:

LOCATION: COST: SIZE:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

ARCH TEAM

PIC:

PM/PA:

ARCH DESIGNER:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

JOB CAPTAIN:

CIAVONNE, ROBERTS & ASSOC. TOM BRAUN

VAIL, COLORADO

UNSPECIFIED 98,242SF, 22 UNITS, 120 PARKING UNBUILT

CONCEPT, ENTITLEMENTS, SD-CD

REBECCA STONE, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

MICHAEL SIX

SEVINAY KOVATS

ROBERT FITZGERALD, RA

NATASHA NAROWSKI

CAMERON PARKER

Legacy at Vail Square

luxury condominiums

The name Legacy at Vail Square is a fitting one, as this project type pays homage to the late Bob Lazier (former Indie 500 race care driver) who settled in Vail after retiring from his driving career. Mr. Lazier with a thirst for development dreamt up this passion project while in possession of one of the few remaining pieces of land in Lionshead village not yet developed. The site formerly operated as surface parking was re-envisioned to include 22 new condo units and bring additional parking to the area. The Architecture style being proposed is one

familiar to the residents of Lionshead Village and is a transitional style nodding to the Bavarian Style, present in the originally built Vail Village and to the modern-alpine influence present through much of the rest of the area. The new proposed structure includes nine stories in total, with three sub-grade parking levels and 6 above grade. The building will fill a critical hole in the urban fabric and connect various points in the village that were previously cut off from one another.

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A-002ENLARGED SITE

A-1B2PARKING LEVEL 2

A-1B1PARKING LEVEL 1

A-101LEVEL 1 FLOOR

A-130.B1LEVEL P1 RCP

A-135LEVEL 5 RCP

A-136LEVEL 6 RCP

A-137ENLARGED RCP'S

A-140PUBLIC SPACE FINISH, ACCESSORY, & APPLIANCE SCHEDULES

A-141LEVEL P1 FINISH

A-163LEVEL 3 SLAB EDGE PLAN

A-164LEVEL 4 SLAB EDGE PLAN

A-165LEVEL 5 SLAB EDGE PLAN

A-166LEVEL 6 SLAB EDGE PLAN

Entry

Site

Adjacent Development(By Other)

Entry to Parking Garage

Amenity Terrace

Stairs to Lionshead Mall

Raised Landscape Planter

Lobby Entry to P1

Visitor Parking

Service Alley(Below)

Snow Storage Area

Dumpster Enclosure

Adjacent Parcel

West Entry/Terrace

Pedestrian Sidewalk

floor plans | parking

access to retail b.o.h.

stair access to west terrace

public entrance

platform lift for building waste

garage - secure access point

fire-truck turn-around area

floor plans | levels 1-2

SECOND FLOOR

floor plans | levels 3-4

floor plans | levels 5-6

unit plan | 3BR

View to Kitchen

View to Primary Bathroom

renderings | interior lobbies

View of Main Lobby

View of Owners Lounge

View of Lower Lobby

renderings | exterior

Southwest Perspective

East Perspective

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT/INT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

STRUCTURAL:

CIVIL:

LANDSCAPE:

INTERIORS:

MECH/PLUMBING:

ELECTRICAL:

SANTULAN ARCHITECTURE

DENVER HOUSING AUTHORITY

PINKARD CONSTRUCTION

ENAYAT, SCHNEIDER, SMITH INC.

WILSON & COMPANY

STUDIO CPG

SANTULAN ARCHITECTURE

TEEG, INC.

FRONT RANGE ENGINEERING

LOCATION: COST: SIZE:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: ARCH TEAM

PIC: PM/PA: ARCH STAFF:

DENVER, COLORADO

$40,000,000 USD 200,000 SF| 176 UNITS, 2 RETAIL BUILT (COMPLETED) DD-CD

HARSH PARIKH

ALAN SCHEER

CAMERON PARKER

affordable housing mixed-use Vida at Sloan’s Lake

This mixed use project brought much-needed affordable housing to the West Colfax corridor, introducing 176 units, an adult day center, dialysis center and health clinic to the area. The project boasts incredible views West to the mountains from the sixth level rooftop deck and provides a sub-grade parking garage for building tenants, staff and guests. The rooftop deck includes a community garden area with an outdoor kitchen space, in addition to a group

fitness area for tenant event programming. The site developed an acre of land in bringing all of this new programming to the site. The developer worked in collaboration with publicly-funded organizations to help finance and make the project a reality. It serves seniors specifically and allows for aging-inplace in a market with an abundance of market rate housing catered towards a younger demographic.

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photos | exterior

View of Southeast Corner

View at RoofTop Deck looking West

View of Colfax Avenue facade

View of Fitness Class Deck at Rooftop

photos | interior

View of Elevator Lobby

View of Rooftop Lounge Area

View of Community Event Space

View of Community Kitchen

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER:

CONTRACTOR:

OPERATOR:

OWNERS REP:

STRUCTURAL:

CIVIL:

LANDSCAPE:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

MECH/PLUMB/ELEC:

SPECIFICATIONS:

FIRE SUPPRESSION:

OZ ARCHITECTURE

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

KINNEY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

XANTERRA | PARKS & RESORTS

DEBBIE DREWS

FORTIS STRUCTURAL

MARTIN/MARTIN

DUNN+KILEY

JOHNSON DAVID INTERIORS

BG BUILDINGWORKS

PROSPEC PROJECT MANUALS

WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION

LOCATION: COST: STATUS:

COMPLETION DATE:

PROJECT SCOPE: ARCH TEAM

PIC: PM: DESIGNER: JOB CAPTAINS:

GRAND CANYON NAT’L PARK

$35,000,000 USD

BUILT (COMPLETED) JUNE 2022

CONCEPT - CD’S

REBECCA STONE, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

CHRIS VANDALL, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

ROBERT FITZGERALD, RA

GIRIA BRICENO

CAMERON PARKER

Maswik South Lodge

hotel at grand canyon nat’l park

A new four-building complex to replace six existing structures, while adding 30 additional guestrooms for a total of 120 units. The new design introduces increased ADA access and acommodations across the site and increases the count of available accessible rooms as well. The guestrooms are placed around the site to maximize views to the surrounding ponderosa pine forest, to simplify the

vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and provide exterior programmed spaces. Each guestroom provides a bathroom, sitting area, amenity counter, closet, and private balcony with a mix of king and double queen beds, with connected rooms to meet guest needs. The project was designed and constructed to USGBC LEED Gold level requirements. The project is the newest hotel acommodation in the nat’l park.

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site plan | overview

overall plans | technical samples

first floor | wing ‘b’

plans | technical samples

second floor | wing ‘b’

elevations | technical samples

units | technical samples

project photos

View of Guest Room Exterior Balcony

View of ‘Wing E’ looking SouthWest

View

View of Exterior Balcony Privacy Wall

View of ‘Wing C’

project photos

View of ‘Wing E’ Exterior Balconies facing West

View looking West at

View of King Guest Room

View of ‘Wing D’

‘Wing E’ from Train Station

View at Balcony Exterior Door

View

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

POWER PLAY PARTNERS (P3 HOMES)

WORK SHOP COLORADO

DCP ENGINEERS, INC.

ALTITUDE LAND CONSULTANTS

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, LLC

LOCATION: COST:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

DESIGNER/PM:

CONSTRUCTION

MANAGER:

DENVER, COLORADO UNKNOWN

UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT - CD’S

AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA CAMERON PARKER

BRANDON PATTERSON

a distinction between the two units and ensure that the massing of the exterior was at a human scale and did not mimic the monolithic form that was present in the referenced design. The client approached the design team with the challenge of utilizing a previously developed duplex and modifying the existing plan and exterior design to bring a unique ofeering to the market. We worked to create

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process

morphology diagrams | horizontal division

starting mass

cantilever second level

morphology diagrams | vertical division

starting mass

tri-partite division @ front

resultant cantilever form

resultant front massing

add canopy + massing jog

add variety + relief

introduce projected brick ‘picture-frame’ detail to break -up large vertical plane and bring back to residential scale

add cornice + specialty brick coursing at top of brick mass to break up monolithic form

contrast verticality of side elevation w/ horizontal brick pictureframe detail

site plan legend

property line set-back boundary reqd. upper story set-back

65% / 35% lotdepth line 8’allowable porch encroachment

6’ tall privacy fence

CUSTOM FABRICATED STEEL LANDSCAPE PLANTERS

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALKING PATH W/ PEA GRAVEL PERIMETER BED

65% / 35% LOT DEPTH SEPARATION LINE

OVERHEAD CANOPY OVER SLIDING DOOR

6’ HIGH PRIVACY FENCE W/ 6” CEDAR HORIZONTAL RAILS

36” SIDE-YARD ACCESS GATE

CUSTOM FABRICATED STEEL LANDSCAPE PLANTERS

CONCRETE PORCH SLAB

SLOPE 1/4”:12”

CAST-IN PLACE CONCRETE WALKING PATH

5’ REQUIRED SIDE INTERIOR SETBACK

SLOPED DRIVE TO ALLEY (V.I.F.)

DETACHED 2-CAR GARAGE

SLOPE 1/4”:12”

REAR PORCH

SLOPED DRIVE TO ALLEY (V.I.F.)

DETACHED 2-CAR GARAGE 4485 N

SLOPE 1/4”:12”

site plan

REQD. 5’ ‘PARKING FORM’ REAR SETBACK

REAR 36” WIDE ACCESS GATE

DETACHED GARAGE FORM ALLOWED TO ENCROACH SIDE SETBACK W/ 1-HR FIRE-RATED ASSEMBLY FOR ASSEMBLIES<5’ FROM PROPERTY LINE

CUSTOM FABRICATED STEEL LANDSCAPE PLANTERS

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALKING PATH W/ PEA GRAVEL PERIMETER BED

OVERHEAD CANOPY OVER SLIDING DOOR

36” SIDE-YARD ACCESS GATE

FRONT PORCH

20.60’ REQUIRED FRONT SETBACK

CUSTOM FABRICATED STEEL LANDSCAPE PLANTERS

CONCRETE PORCH SLAB

SLOPE 1/4”:12”

CAST-IN PLACE CONCRETE WALKING PATH

5’ REQUIRED SIDE INTERIOR SETBACK

16’ PUBLIC ALLEY

GRASS LAWN

GRASS LAWN REAR PORCH

GRASS LAWN

4477 N RALEIGH ST (ADJACENT NEIGHBOR) 4481 N RALEIGH ST

RALEIGH ST

4200 N RALEIGH ST (ADJACENT NEIGHBOR)

composite cedartextured fascia board (painted black)

6”painted lap siding

1x6 cedar-textured composite trim

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

custom brick-course cornice pattern running bond face-brick

decorative brick ‘picture-frame’ detail composite panel siding w/ reveal trim (painted to match) c-channel fascia mitered at corners (painted black) soldier course window header composite panel siding w/reveal trim

custom fabricated steel landscape planter

composite cedartextured fascia board (painted black)

stained wd soffit bd

6”painted lap siding andersen ‘100-series’ fibrex windows, typical 36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

6” painted lap siding 1x6 cedar-textured composite window composite panel siding w/ reveal trim (painted to match)

composite panel siding w/ reveal trim (painted to match) framed canopy at sliding door w/cchannel fascia and stained-wd soffit

composite cedartextured fascia board (painted black)

unit separation wall w/ 6” painted lap siding

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

custom brick-course cornice pattern

decorative brick ‘picture-frame’ detail

running bond face-brick c-channel fascia mitered at corners (painted black)

2x6 stained cedar louver privacy screen

custom fabricated steel landscape

custom brick-course cornice pattern

decorative brick ‘picture-frame’ detail

composite cedartextured fascia board (painted black)

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6”painted lap siding

1x6 cedar-textured composite trim

36”steel guard-rail (painted black)

6”painted lap siding

composite panel siding w/ reveal trim

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framed canopy at sliding door w/cchannel fascia and stained-wd soffit

renderings

Perspective at NorthEast Corner

Aerial Perspective at Rear of Duplex

View to Detached Garage at Rear

Perspective at Front Porch

renderings

Southeast Perspective at Rooftop Deck

Front View of Street Facing Duplex Entries

NorthWest Perspective at Rear Yard

Aerial Perspective at SouthEast Corner

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

DEVELOPER:

CONTRACTOR:

OWNERS REP:

STRUCTURAL:

KITCHEN DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN:

MECH/PLUMB/ELEC:

LOCAL EXPEDITIOR:

SHELL ARCHITECT:

OZ ARCHITECTURE

SEASONED DEVELOPMENT, LLC

RAND CONSTRUCTION CORP.

BOB OVERSTREET

TADJER-COHEN-EDELSON

TRIMARK SS KEMP

OZ / SEASONED DEVELOPMENT

BG BUILDINGWORKS

RAMCO OF VA (BETSY STAGG)

COOPER CARRY

LOCATION: COST: SIZE: STATUS:

COMPLETION DATE:

PROJECT SCOPE: ARCH TEAM PIC: PM: DESIGNERS: STAFF:

ARLINGTON, VA (BALLSTON QUARTER) UNSPECIFIED 25,362 SF

BUILT (COMPLETED) DECEMBER 2018

DD - CD, CA (TENANT IMPROVEMENT)

REBECCA STONE, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

BECKY DAUER

MEGAN FRECKELTON, KELLY GAVLICK, FRANK MATAIPULE

CAMERON PARKER

PunchBowl Social | ARL

bar|restaurant|entertainment

This eat-ertainment chain can be found in fourteen cities in the U.S. and is a unique dining concept that boasts plenty of family fun activities; including bowling, virtual reality gaming, private room karaoke, arcade gaming and bocce ball. This location was completed as a tenant improvement

located in the Ballston Quarter Shopping Mall in downtown Arlington, VA. This location features familiar iconic interiors found in many other locations including the 360 degree bar, holiday lodge, speak-easy and diner bar spaces.

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to wilson blvd

project photos

Holiday Lodge Seating Area looking to

Wilson Blvd Entrance at North Building

View of Linear Bar at First Level of North Building Rooftop Deck

Diner Bar Seating Area

to Wilson Blvd North Building Stair to Upper Levels

project photos

South Building

Private Karaoke Lounge at South Building Feature Stair at North Building

and Seating Area

Diner Bar Seating Area looking to Mall-Side Entrance

Rooftop Deck

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER:

CONTRACTOR:

STRUCTURAL:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

MECH/PLUMB/ELEC:

SPECIFICATIONS:

ARCH TEAM

PIC:

PM:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

JOB CAPTAIN:

OZ ARCHITECTURE

JOHNNES FAESSLER NOT SPECIFIED FORTIS STRUCTURAL, LLC

OZ ARCHITECTURE

BG BUILDINGWORKS

PROSPEC PROJECT MANUALS

REBECCA STONE, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

CHRIS VANDALL, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

TRANG DANG, NCIDQ

CAMERON PARKER

LOCATION: COST: SIZE: STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

EAGLE, COLORADO UNSPECIFIED 4,569 SF RENOVATED AREA UNBUILT - THEORETICAL RENOVATION, (CONCEPT- 50%CD)

Sonnenalp Golf Club

phase II improvements

Building off of the original scope of the first phase of the project, this second phase seeks to renovate the basement level amenities with a focus on wellness and treatment. The project proposes a gut job of all finishes, demolition of existing partitions and

proposes a brand new programming of the space. Newly proposed spaces include massage/treatment rooms, new staff facilities, renovated locker rooms, private and group fitness areas in addition to a child-care facility.

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programming studies

space planning | Iteration I

The primary task at the start of this remodel was to bring a refresh to an existing basement space with low-ceilings and a maze of compartmentalized spaces. With a list of new required programs, the team got to work verifying the existing space and looking at approporiate groupings and locations of the proposed spaces. The strategy for the new space was to create a central hub about which all the spaces radiated from. This was located adjacent to the existing stair for easy wayfinding to the spa and wellness areas, child-care area and new fitness areas. The proposed finishes and furnishings were designed to match previous phases of work for a cohesive look.

design development | plan

interiors | material palette

legend

interiors | stair landing

01 stair landing: feature wall design

- option A: back-lit stone w/ metal bracket

- option B: stone with metal bracket

02 stair pendant: option 1

03 stair pendant: option 2

04 stair pendant: option 3

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interiors | waiting lounge

interiors | locker rooms

interiors | treatment rooms

interiors | child-care space

residential architecture

This section contains architectural works at the single-family scale completed in and around the greater Denver Metro Area. All works shown here were completed at Work Shop Colorado and with various levels of responsibilites and various roles. The project scale of the various designs varies;

with a majority of the projects including smaller Denver urban lots. The houses that are showcased that are larger in nature occur outside of the Denver metro area, within the larger suburban neighborhoods outside the more urban, metro area.

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contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

APEX ENGINEERS, INC.

ALTITUDE LAND CONSULTANTS

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, LLC

LOCATION: SIZE:

SALE PRICE: STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

DESIGNER/PM:

CONSTRUCTION

MANAGER:

DENVER, COLORADO

4,500 SF, 5BR/6.5 BATH

$2,529,000

BUILT - (COMPLETE) DD-CD

AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA CAMERON PARKER

BRANDON PATTERSON, KURT EISENHARD

Involvement in this project included adapting an existing floor plan previously used to better suit the developing clients needs, while refreshing the exterior to provide a unique look considering the previous development of a similar floor plan.

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View from Primary Street

View of Rear Porch/Yard

project photos

View into Kitchen

Living Room looking to Rear Yard

Living Room looking back to Entry

View to DIning Room/ Stair to Upper Levels

project photos

View of Primary Bedroom Headboard Wall

View into Primary Bathroom

View of Rooftop Deck Living Space

View of Detached Garage

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

APEX ENGINEERS, INC.

ALTITUDE LAND CONSULTANTS

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, LLC

LOCATION: SIZE:

SALE PRICE: STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

DESIGNER/PM:

CONSTRUCTION

MANAGERS:

DENVER, COLORADO

4500 SF, 5BR/6.5 BATH

$2,299,500 USD BUILT - (COMPLETED) SD-CD

AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA CAMERON PARKER BRANDON PATTERSON, KURT EISENHARD

3841 w byron pl

single-family residence

Involvement in this project included adapting an existing floor plan previously used to better suit the developing clients needs, while refreshing the exterior cladding and design to provide a unique look despite the project referencing a previously built similar floor plan.

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View from Street Corner

View of Rear Porch/Yard

project photos

View of Primary Bedroom View of Living Room

View of Secondary Bathroom

View of Rooftop Deck Living Space

View of Primary Bedroom Headboard Wall

Bedroom Coffee Bar

View of Detached Garage

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

ELECTRICAL:

WORK SHOP COLORADO WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

ANCHOR ENGINEERING GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC KLOK GROUP, INC

LOCATION:

SIZE:

SALE PRICE:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: PROJECT TEAM

ARCHITECT-INCHARGE:

DESIGNER:

JOB CAPTAIN/PM:

CONSTRUCTION

MANAGERS:

LAKEWOOD, COLORADO 8,980 SF, 6BR/6BA

$3,270,500 USD

BUILT (COMPLETED) DD-CD

SETH DONNELL, AIA

SETH DONNELL, AIA CAMERON PARKER, SOLE VELASCO JEFF CARLSON, BRANDON PATTERSON

2510 Van Gordon

single-family residence

This single-family residence located in Lakewood Colorado contains monumental spaces within, with a double height volumetric great hall space, two separate wings allowing for separate guest and primary quarters and an additional flexible living space located in the basement. The project introduces a contemporary approach to the neighborhood, providing a unique offering for those looking for a modern design within a mostly traditional neighborhood.

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project photos

Aerial View of Front of Building

Aerial View of Rear of Building

View of Great Hall Living Area

View of Second Floor Mezzanine

project photos

View to Rear Yard from Kitchen

View to Mudroom from Kitchen

View to Kitchen from Living

View of Living Area / Kitchen

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

ELECTRICAL:

CIVIL:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP HOLDINGS, LLC

WORK SHOP COLORADO

APEX ENGINEERS, INC.

POWER SURVEYING COMPANY

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, LLC

KLOK GROUP, INC

LAUDICK & LAUDICK

LOCATION: SIZE:

SALE PRICE:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

DESIGNER:

JOB CAPTAIN/PM: CONSTRUCTION

MANAGER:

WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO

5,980 SF, 4BR/5.5 BATH

$3,203,000 USD

BUILT (COMPLETED) DD-CD

AIA

SETH DONNELL,

SOLEDAD MORENO VELASCO CAMERON PARKER DANNY KNIGHT

3224 Hillside Dr

single-family residence

This lot was developed as part of a fourteen lot subdivision, with each lot sporting a unique and custom design/architectural style for a truly curated and unique neighborhood offering. This home boasts a rooftop deck , ongrade patio, feature stair and contains unique architectural features; including louvered pergolas and sun-shades throughout.

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project photos

View to Feature Stair

View into Kitchen from Dining room

View to Feature Stair/Living Space

View of Living Room looking to double-sided fireplace

project photos

View to Primary Suite Headboard Wall

View of Outdoor Patio on Grade

Pass-Thru Window at Rooftop Deck/Wet Bar Area

Mountain View from Level 3 Rooftop Deck

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

ELECTRICAL:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

GERARD ENTERPRISES, INC.

POWER SURVEYING COMPANY

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

WEB REPS, INC.

KLOK GROUP, INC

LOCATION: COST:

STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: PROJECT TEAM

ARCHITECTS-INCHARGE:

DESIGNER:

JOB CAPTAIN/PM: CONSTRUCTION

MANAGERS:

GOLDEN, COLORADO

$1,675,000 USD PER UNIT UNDER CONSTRUCTION DD-CD

SETH DONNELL, AIA & AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA

SOLEDAD MORENO VELASCO CAMERON PARKER

JACK TIPTON, BRANDON PATTERSON, JEFF CARLSON

Pike St Duplexes

duplex subdivision

This brand new neighborhood development introduces twelve new residential duplex units to the area, offering stunning views to the foothills of Golden nearby. Each unit boasts a mix of outdoor terrace / balcony spaces and provides 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, over a total of 3,222 square feet. The development of the land required an extensive FEMA review due to its location within a 100-year floodplain.

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floor plans| lots 7/8

View of Primary Facade from Street

View of Side Yard

project photos

View of Primary Bathroom

View of Powder Room

View of Kitchen/Informal Dining Area

View of Entry Hall

View of Living Room

View of Third Level

View of Rear/Side Deck

View of Garage Adjacent

View of Primary Bedroom/Outdoor Terrace

View of Secondary Bathroom

Adjacent Mudroom View of Dining Area

View of Third Level Outdoor Terrace

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

CIVIL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

ELECTRICAL:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

YORK ENGINEERING

R.W. BAYER & ASSOCIATES

TERRADYNE, INC.

LAUDICK & LAUDICK

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC

KLOK GROUP, INC

LOCATION: SALE PRICE: SIZE: STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE: PROJECT TEAM

ARCHITECTS-INCHARGE: DESIGNER:

JOB CAPTAIN/PM: CONSTRUCTION

MANAGERS:

LITTLETON, COLORADO

$2,650,000 USD 5,976 SF, 5BR/7BA

BUILT (COMPLETED) DD-CD

SETH DONNELL, AIA & AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA SOLEDAD MORENO VELASCO CAMERON PARKER

BOB CARNES, KURT EISENHARD

This new ground up design brings another offering to a gated golf-course oriented community. The design was brought to reality through work with the neighborhoods design review board and review by the Douglas County building jurisdiction. The home provides ample outdoor living over two-storeis and offers a walk-out basement with views to the adjoining golf course.

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View of Primary Facade from Street

View of Rear Upper Level Deck

project photos

View into Kitchen/Living

View of Living Room looking to Rear Yard

View into Primary Bedroom

View into Primary Bathroom

contributors & project info

ARCHITECT:

OWNER/CLIENT:

CONTRACTOR:

INTERIOR DESIGN:

STRUCTURAL:

SURVEYOR:

GEOTECHNICAL:

ENERGY:

HVAC:

ELECTRICAL:

WORK SHOP COLORADO

WORK SHOP SPEC, LLC.

WORK SHOP COLORADO

GERARD ENTERPRISES, INC.

POWER SURVEYING COMPANY

TERRADYNE, INC.

GREEN YOUR HOME, LLC

ENERGY LOGIC, INC.

KLOK GROUP, INC

LOCATION: SIZE: COST: STATUS:

PROJECT SCOPE:

PROJECT TEAM

PRINCIPAL:

CO-DESIGNERS: PM/PA: CONSTRUCTION

MANAGERS:

GOLDEN, COLORADO 5,976 SF, 6BR/5.5 BATH

$2,399,000 USD UNDER CONSTRUCTION SD-CD

AMANDA CHRISTIANSON, AIA NIK CARLSON, CAMERON PARKER CAMERON PARKER

KURT EISENHARD

Arcadian South

single family sub-division

This residential development includes five residential designs to be used in three new ground-up neighborhoods being developed by Work Shop Colorado. While contributing to all of the projects, my primary involvement on this project was working on the ‘Juniper’ model. The projects are inspired by a modern,

Scandinavian style and introduce options to prospective buyers regarding the exterior and interior materials palettes. These projects introduce additional homes in the Denver metro market, which is desperately in need of new housing stock due to rapid growth of population within the last decade.

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floor plans | juniper

floor plan legend [second] 01 bedroom #2

walk-in closet

bathroom #2

bedroom#3

walk-in closet

bathroom #3

upper level flex space

floor plan legend [first] 01 two-car garage

mudroom

pantry

kitchen

living room

outdoor deck space

dining room

outdoor patio

single-car garage

office

powder room

foyer

floor plan legend [basement]

mechanical room

stair to upper level

bedroom #1

bathroom #1

exterior rendering | juniper

House Perspective From Street

Rear Perspective of Back Patio

interior renderings| juniper

View into Kitchen/Pantry

View into Living Room

interior renderings | juniper

View of Dining Room

View of Primary Bathroom

3153 Benton Dr

W 32nd