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Summit County, Colorado

PARADE OF HOMES PRESENTED BY THE SUMMIT COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

2013

ANNUAL

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PARADE OF HOMES SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO

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BRECKENRIDGE

17 home 01*

112 N. FULLER PLACER ROAD TRILOGY PARTNERS, LLC

19 home 02

95 VICTORY LANE APEX MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC

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home 10*

23 home 04*

131 WINDWOOD CIRCLE DEVIGNE DEVELOPING, INC

25 home 05

213 D FRISCO STREET RAPTOR CONSTRUCTION

DIAMOND SPONSOR

SILVERTHORNE

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392 GOLD KING WAY MOUNTAIN LOG HOMES OF COLORADO, INC

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SPONSORS OF THE 2013 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

129 FLYLINE DRIVE COMPASS HOMES DEVELOPMENT, LLC

CORPORATE SPONSORS

1450 GOLDEN EAGLE GREG HESS CONTRACTING, INC

KEYSTONE

19 PEAK EIGHT COURT PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES

home 11*

36 THACKWELL LANE MCCREREY FINE HOMES, LLC

27 home 06

184 CONTINENTAL COURT BRECK IRONWORKS

29 home 07*

67 ROUNDS ROAD PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES

TICKET INFORMATION * Homes selling tickets Tickets are available at the City Markets in Breckenridge and Dillon and online at BLOG.SUMMITCOUNTYBUILDERS.ORG. Bank of the West is selling tickets at its branches in Breckenridge, Frisco and Silverthorne. For each ticket sold, Bank of the West will contribute an additional $2 to The Summit Foundation. Tickets can be exchanged for lanyards at any of the homes.

ALSO INSIDE

map locator

How to get to our featured homes

about the artist

committee letter

business directory

Meet cover photographer Dave Peterman About the SCBA

A reference guide to the professionals featured in this year’s Parade of Homes program

PROMOTIONAL PARTNERS Bank of the West City Market Mountain Living magazine Krystal 93 Summit Daily News Summit Ford

CHARITABLE BENEFACTOR The Summit Foundation

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Summit County, Colorado

PARADE OF hOMES Presented by Summit County Builders Association (SCBA) SCBA Board of Directors

PRESIDENT Michael Rath

VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Stone

SECRETARY & TREASURER Mary Patrick Moorefield

PAST PRESIDENT Andrew Webster

EXECUTIVE OFFICER Jane Dvorak

BOARD MEMBERS Mark Adolph, Randy Barrientez, Jules DeVigne, Ryan Evanczyk, Gwenael Hagan, Clark Johnson, Joseph Monroe, Lynn Myers, Mark Nunn, Denny Rogstad and Bonnie Smith Copyright 2013. All rights reserved. This publication is copyrighted by the Summit County Builders Association (SCBA) in conjunction with Mountain Living magazine. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from SCBA and Mountain Living magazine.

For more information, please contact: Summit County Builders Association (SCBA) P.O. Box 2245 619 Main Street, Suite 4A Frisco, CO 80443 970.668.6013 970.668.6014 fax summitcountybuilders.org PUBLISHED BY

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• Guidance through the loan application process • Professional loan administration and payment processing from start to finish

Small and Medium Enterprise Construction Lending Mary Patrick Moorefield, Vice President | NMLS #475780 | 106 N. French St. | Breckenridge, CO 80424 | (970) 547-2047 Three Summit County locations to serve all your banking needs: Breckenridge - 106 North French St. | Frisco - 1000 North Summit Blvd. | Silverthorne - 264 Adams Ave. Equal Housing Lender. Member FDIC. © 2013 Bank of the West. Loans subject to credit approval. Certain fees and restrictions may apply.

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To make the Parade of Homes experience enjoyable for you and other participants, please keep the following guidelines in mind: 1. Please observe all parking signage and take care not to block neighboring driveways. 2. Please remove your shoes or wear the provided booties in each of the homes. 3. Please purchase your entry wristband at City Market or online prior to visiting the first home, and keep your entry wristband visible for the duration of

the event.

4. Please no smoking, eating or drinking in the homes. 5. Please respect all furnishings, as they are

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appropriate restroom before using the facilities. 8. Please monitor your children at all times. There are many fragile items in the residences, and homes are not child-proofed.

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9. Please ask permission before taking photos. There may be professional images of the home available to you online. We encourage you to ask questions of the people working at each home; they are there to offer information. You should find a variety of resources,

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about the artist COVER PHOTOGRAPHER DAVE PETERMAN

The Parade of Homes program’s cover photo is a reflection of Quandary Peak in the beaver ponds at McCullough Gulch. Photography has been my avocation for almost twenty years and I especially enjoy capturing the beauty of Colorado and other western states in my photos. In addition to the cover of this magazine, my photos can be found in the coffee table book, Capture My Colorado, and the halls and offices of the Summit County Hospital. For my “real” job I am CFO and owner of a company that provides residential and other services to individuals with developmental disabilities and related conditions.

Specialty Wood Products is a nationwide retail lumber yard selling building materials to general contractors, deck builders and homeowners. Our specialties include siding, decking, heavy timbers and SWISSPEARL®. Whatever your needs include—Cedar, Redwood, Doug Fir, Glulams, Custom Milling/Pre-Staining— we can help.

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Hyder Construction, Elk Camp Lodge Photo by Jeremy Swanson

Mountain Architects & Designers of the west

Harmony interiors, LLC. customers come to you for... a design concept that will suit them perfectly, address all of their functional req uirements and be aesthetically pleasing. From elegant sophistication to aesthetic simplicity—we create spaces just the way the client wants it. It’s more than just furnishings and accents: it’s creating energy that refreshes and renews the space. Your DESIGN philosophy is… To design a space that enhances human lives, you need to focus on a range of details including color, personality, culture, furniture placement and scale. Each of these help transform a personal environment, creating harmony, balance and a natural flow of energy through the space.

Lynn Myers

Interior Designer

MAKE A DECORATING PREDICTION…a good way to stay sane amid the trend forecasts is to think about how each forecasted trend resonates with your own life. If it doesn’t reflect you, don’t follow the masses.

YOUR STYLE IS INFLUENCED BY… Feng Shui and its five natural elements…. metal, water, wood, fire and earth. Each one of these elements represents a shape, color and a season and can be found in the doors, walls, architectural features, furniture and accessories of your home. All these elements must be in balance in order to have good energy flow and a healthy home.

EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE… Positive energy through Feng Shui. Feng Shui can influence the way a person feels when they enter your home. As a Certified Practitioner of Intuitive Feng Shui, I help create a home that embraces my clie nts with a sense of comfort, beauty, style and inspiration. Though no one will probably notice they’ve consciously applied the concept, they will probably notice how calm and peaceful they feel in their environment. There’s an overall sense of balance and harmony, and the end result is an increased feeling of serenity. SHARE WITH US ONE OF YOUR GO-TO DESIGN RESOURCES… Denver Design District. It is like walking through the pages of a luxury interior design magazine. They have an unprecedented selection of the finest home furnishings most of which will never be seen in any retail store. Opportunities to customize and create are limited only by the imagination.

120 N 7th Ave, Unit A., Frisco, Co 80443 p: 970.668.0291 harmonyinteriorsllc.com

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committee letter from the summit county builders association

Welcome to the 19th annual Summit County Parade of Homes, proudly hosted by The Summit County Builders Association. We are pleased this year to offer an elite selection of 11 homes, including new construction and remodels that have been given an extensive makeover. After several challenging years, the building bug is starting to hit Summit County again. Now is a great time to get out and see what’s on the horizon in new construction. As part of the SCBA’s ongoing commitment to give back to the community, all proceeds from ticket sales for the Parade of Homes will be donated to The Summit Foundation, our area’s version of the United Way that supports many causes throughout the county. Tickets are available at City Market for $15 and online at blog.summitcountybuilders.org. Children under the age of 18 receive free admittance. Those buying tickets online may also enroll for a free subscription to Mountain Living magazine. Tickets also are available for sale at Summit County branches of Bank of the West, which will donate an additional $2 to

2013 Summit County Parade of Homes Committee Front row left to right: Kelly Sanders, Pinnacle Mountain Homes; Peggy Smith, Mountain Log Homes of Colorado; Jane Dvorak, SCBA Executive Officer; Lynn Myers, Harmony Interiors & Committee Chair; Elisabeth Lawrence, The Summit Foundation Back row left to right Linda Miller, Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath; Beth Thompson, Inside Source; Melinda Fleming, Trilogy Partners Not pictured: Michael Rath, Trilogy Partners and SCBA President; Asa Nimityongskul, Pinnacle Mountain Homes; Don Wright, Bank of the West; Todd Andrews, Bank of the West; Elyse Cudacoff, Design One Interiors; Heather Jarski, Mountain Comfort Furnishings; Jamie Froyd, Mountain Living Magazine; Cyndi Hochberg, Mountain Living Magazine

The Summit Foundation for each ticket sold. Tickets may be exchanged at any of the homes for a passport lanyards that can be shown upon arrival at any of the homes. As an added perk this year, Parade attendees can also take advantage of several package deals we’ve put together in collaboration with the Breckenridge Film Festival during the first weekend for home and movie viewing. Please visit summitcountybuilders.org for additional information and specifics. Preparation for each year’s Parade of Homes lasts is a year-long effort that requires the input of committee members, board members, volunteers and community supporters. Our sincere thanks to our sponsors, Breckenridge Building Center, Bank of the West, Cutting Edge Woodworking, Summit Association of Realtors, Specialty Wood Products and Fazendin Brothers Colorado Inc. We also appreciate the contributions made by you, our guests and visitors. We appreciate your dedication and participation, and we hope you get some great ideas for your own dream home in the beautiful mountains of Summit County. Please enjoy this year’s Parade of Homes!

lynn myers, Chair

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2013 Summit county parade of homes

home

112 N. Fuller Placer Road BUILDER Trilogy Partners, LLC

Breckenridge Directions

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From Frisco follow Highway 9 South to the south end of Breckenridge. Turn left onto Boreas Pass Road and proceed for 2 miles. Turn left onto Baldy Road and proceed for approximately 1.2 miles to North Fuller Placer Road. Turn left on North Fuller Placer Road, the home is 4th driveway on the right.

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description Born in 1982 as a two-bed, two-bath plus threebed, two-bath modular duplex (delivered by truck as four prebuilt modules) this property has been totally transformed into a contemporary 5,500 square foot dwelling by the design and build team at Trilogy Partners. When the owners first approached Trilogy Partners, their aspirations for this aging property were rather conservative. Maybe a fresh coat of paint and some new fixtures. After all, anything more than that would be extremely difficult, maybe impossible, given the property’s location on a steep bank high above the road. After meeting with the Trilogy team, a new plan began to take shape as Trilogy encouraged the owners to focus on wishes rather than obstacles. Once the concept was in place Trilogy engaged Matthew Stais Architects. As the architects worked on pulling the wish list into an architectural design

that made practical and esthetic sense, Trilogy Design paced them by creating a three dimensional virtual model so that the owners would be able to “experience” their home and make completely informed design decisions many months before construction began. The Trilogy process, and the model, created a seamless bridge between architectural and interior design so that form and function, both structural and esthetic, emerged together to become one. The owners could see it, experience it, explore it. Now, that once humble duplex had morphed into a 3,300 square foot primary residence with a two car garage, a wonderful open living plan with tremendous western views and exposures. The secondary unit became a smaller 2,200 square foot showpiece with equally enormous views, its own garage and entry. The owners were happy. They loved their new home. The obstacles had been overcome. The Trilogy-Stais design team process had left nothing to chance. Now it was time to build.

Highlights • 5,551

square feet, 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms floor plans/Designer Furnishings • Spectacular Sandstone Fireplace • Bold and original granite and tile features • Reclaimed hardwood floor • Locally sourced custom cabinets • Mountain contemporary with aged-effect timbers and siding • Spectacular views • Optimized

A Discount Flooring AG Masonry Altitude Garage Door Bank of the West Barn Owl Woodworking Bohemia Tile Colorado Custom Wood Floors Greer’s Appliance Gregory Door and Window Grizzly Plumbing Matthew Stais Architects Pella Windows Specialty Woods T. Scholl Fine Woodworks Triangle Electric

vendors Builder/Design/3-d Virtual Modeling Trilogy Partners, LLC 970.453.2230 trilogybuilds.com Architect Matthew Stais Architects 970.453.0444 staisarchitects.com Interior Designer/Kitchen Designer Trilogy Partners, LLC 970.453.2230 blog.trilogybuilds.com

Contacts Trilogy Partners, LLC 233 S. Ridge Street, Unit C Breckenridge, CO 80424 trilogybuilds.com 970.453.2230 melindaf@trilogybuilds.com

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Apex Mountain Homes wishes to extend their sincere appreciation to the sponsors of Victory Revival. These organizations have contributed their skills, knowledge and expertise to make this luxury mountain home into a majestic dwelling. We could not have done it without your efforts, and we thank you.

A I C H H O L Z E X C AVAT I O N ALL FLOORING A LT I T U D E G A R A G E D O O R B U F FA L O M O U N TA I N B U I L D E R S COMFORT BY KODIAK CUTTING EDGE WOODWORKING FIRST BANK GRANITE AND MARBLE DESIGNS GREERS APPLIANCE CENTER GUTHRIE ELECTRIC HARMONY INTERIORS, LLC I FURNISH INSIDE SOURCE LEBARON CONTRACTING, INC. M A R T Y F R A N K / B R E C K E N R I D G E A S S O C I AT E S M A X I M U M C O M F O R T P O O L A N D S PA M O R E S PA C E P L A C E M O R N I N G S TA R E L E VAT O R PELLA WINDOWS AND DOORS P L U M B P E R F E C T, P L U M B I N G A N D H E AT I N G , L L C R O L A N D O G O N Z A L E S M A S O N RY SHEPLER ARCHITECTURE M A R T Z S U P P LY S U N M O U N TA I N , I N C . VA N T I A H A R D W O O D S D.I.A.N.A., INC. W E S T E R N S TAT E S F I R E P R O T E C T I O N ZONI CONCRETE

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95 VICTORY LANE BUILDER APEX MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC

BRECKENRIDGE

DESCRIPTION High above the town of Breckenridge, situated in the old growth forest of Warriors Preserve, stands a home as majestic as the Bald Mountain Peak it overlooks. As Boreas Pass beckons, this home answers with an architectural feel right out of the glory days of the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad that frequented this area 75 years ago. Featuring massive log columns, native stone footings, weathered siding, and rusty metal roofing, this home blends into the surrounding mountainside as if it has been there since historic times. Awakened from its dormancy in 2013 by Apex Mountain Homes, the Victory Revival reveals its singular character the moment you step foot inside the front door. No longer in the days of old, this interior boasts the clean lines, sleek finishes, and modern technology of the 21st century. This home’s renewed life shouts “big city” in the middle of small town Colorado. This large luxury home effectively retains intimacy while allowing family and guests to spread out. The contemporary granite-wrapped kitchen island sits amidst custom cabinetry and the newest commercial-grade, stainless steel appliances, with eye-popping views of Baldy just over your shoulder. Custom wire-brushed wood floors connect the spacious great room with the action and life of the party in the kitchen, the fun of the rec room on the lower level, or the seclusion of the sitting area of the loft. Each master suite has its own fireplace and spa-like bathroom retreat, equipped with a steam shower and custom soaking tub. Well-insulated walls and high-efficiency windows are among the energy-efficient features that are in harmony with the Summit Sustainable Building Code. “Built tight and ventilated right” comes to

mind when experiencing the fresh mountain air brought in by the ventilation system, and nothing speaks toasty better than the warmth of efficient in-floor heat. Discover all that Summit County has to offer during the parade, and then come experience the superbly conceived elegance of this Apex Mountain Homes Revival on Victory Lane.

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More than 6,000 square feet of living space

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Custom cabinetry

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Masonry, timbers and logs

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Three floor elevator

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Multiple fireplaces

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The latest in contemporary interior design

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Advanced air sealing and insulation package

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Indoor air quality ventilation system

DIRECTIONS Proceed south out of Breckenridge and turn right onto Broken Lance Drive. Proceed one block and turn left at the stop sign onto Broken Lance Drive. Proceed to second intersection and turn right again onto Broken Lance Drive. Turn right onto Victory Lane and the home will be on your left.

Cutting Edge Woodworking D.I.A.N.A., Inc. First Bank Granite and Marble Designs Greers Appliance Center Guthrie Electric Harmony Interiors, LLC i Furnish Inside Source LeBaron Contracting, Inc. Marty Frank/Breckenridge Associates Martz Supply Maximum Comfort Pool and Spa More SPACE Place Morning Star Elevator Pella Windows and Doors Plumb Perfect, Plumbing and Heating, LLC Rolando Gonzales Masonry Shepler Architecture Sun Mountain, Inc. Vantia Hardwoods Western States Fire Protection Zoni Concrete

VENDORS AND CONTACTS Realtor Breckenridge Associates Real Estate Marty Frank 970.389.5068 breckenridgeassociates.com Interior Designer Harmony Interiors, LLC Lynn Myers 970.668.0291 harmonyinteriorsllc.com Architect Shepler Architecture Barbara Shepler 303.215.9202 Custom Home Builder Apex Mountain Homes, Inc. Clark Johnson P. O. Box 2635 Frisco, CO 80443 970.668.3402 apexmountainhomes.com

SPONSORS Aichholz Excavation All Flooring Altitude Garage Door Buffalo Mountain Builders Comfort by Kodiak

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home

Builder Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc.

Breckenridge

photo by Kay Beaton, Beaton Photography

392 Gold King Way

description

Highlights & Sponsors

Directions

This home is a must-see masterpiece handcrafted by log artisans in British Columbia. Enjoy the signature large diameter Western Red Cedar Logs, Alaskan Flared Tails, Swedish Cope fit, arched doorways and open curved staircase, all done by hand. Though the home took a year to build, the logs were tagged and transported on four trucks then re-erected by our skilled crew in only one week! This custom floor plan was a collaboration of Mountain Log Homes of Colorado’s local team, the homeowner’s desires, and Pioneer Log Homes of B.C.’s drafting team. This 5-acre lot required fire mitigation of over 500 beetle kill trees. The site offers tranquility and privacy while still close to town and ski area. The covered outdoor living space gives the home a second great room with deep seated furniture, “carved-in” log picnic table and bench, and 16-foot stone wood burning fireplace. The nature-loving homeowners have lots of special touches—take the time to locate the carved bear in the ridge beam, red-tail hawk by Hollow Log Carving, and other artistic wildlife touches throughout. This Texas family designed the home for family gatherings with open kitchen, bunk room and lots of conversational areas. The Steinway piano is equipped with electronic player system…but it’s not all for show, the family does play! Although this custom home is not for sale, you can experience the special ambiance of log home living through weekly luxury rentals at riverridgerentals.com; search for Moose Ridge Cabin. Better yet, call us to design and build your one-of-a-kind dream home.

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From the south end of Breck, go west on Broken Lance (at the Conoco), turn left at the stop sign, staying on Broken Lance. Keep straight through stop sign, road name changes to White Cloud, go up the hill approximately 1/2 mile, turn left on Gold King Way, travel approximately 1/2 mile, driveway will be on the right.

Western Red Cedar Logs, average 18” diameter with 32” tails • 1,300 square feet of decks and covered patios with Composite decking provided by Rocky Mountain Forest Products • Custom Reclaimed Heart Pine floors by Vantia Hardwoods • Argentine Peak stained and glazed knotty alder doors and trim by Sun Mountain Doors • Toto and Grohe Plumbing fixtures by Water Systems, Denver • Aluminum Clad Low-E windows by Pella Windows & Doors • Giallo Portofio and Rain Forest Granite by Summit Stoneworks • Bridgewood Rustic Cherry cabinets by Creative Cabinetry • Outdoor Wood Burning Fireplace & 3 Heat & Glo Gas Fireplaces by Rio Grande • Hardscaping and Borgert Paver Patios by 2 Vs Landscape & Irrigation • Control 4 Audio Visual systems by Alpine Vista • Cordless roman shades, Averte Natural Fold, Elance Sliding Panels, Roman Shades and Custom Drapery by Horizon Shades • Hand trowel textured interior walls by WCW Drywall • Amber Slate, Chocolate Onyx and more custom tile by Bohemia Tile • Hot Springs Spa by Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa • Sikkens exterior stain and interior paint installed by Home Services of the Summit • LED lighting, SIPS Panel Roof, ICF Foundation & large Thermal Mass contributed to our ENERGY STAR rating HERS score 54

vendors Builder Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc. Brian L. Wray 970.468.8683 | mlhoc.com Log Supplier Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia 877.822.5647 | pioneerloghomesofbc.com Interior Designer Mountain Log Homes & Interiors Karen Wray 970.468.8683 | www.mlhoc.com Kitchen Design & Cabinets Creative Cabinetry 970.453.6500 | creativecabinetry.com Lighting Design Austin Bluffs Lighting 719.572.0304 | austinbluffslighting.com

Contacts Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc. 619 Main Street, Box 1701 Frisco, CO 80443 970.468.8683 | info@mlhoc.com | mlhoc.com

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131 Windwood Circle Contractor Devigne Developing, Inc

Breckenridge

description “We need a place for a pool table.” This is where the idea was born for this magnificent remodeled home. This residence boasts exquisite mountain contemporary finishes with an open floor plan. The 34-foot entry welcomes you in, and as your eyes look upward you will see the sky above though a ridge of glass. These windows flood the entry with natural light. The homes hand-hewn timbers are accented by the clean lines and smooth finished walls. The bleached walnut floors draw you through the home and into the open living, kitchen, and dining room. The large stone fireplace with stainless steel accents stands among the walls of windows, giving you the feeling of being outside. The custom kitchen boasts wood panel appliances, leatherfinished granite, and accented by gorgeous glass backsplashes and stone walls. Windows surround a spectacular main floor master bedroom with custom stone fireplace and fully automated shades. Upstairs, you find no space unused. Each bedroom has its own distinctly designed bathroom. The girls’ room is accented by a wood-finished wall that hides a secret door. The game room upstairs is a room made for entertaining. A granite tile wall is the focal point, with a modern stainless fireplace and a big screen TV. Take a break from playing pool in the family room saloon that is finished with zebra wood cabinets and black granite countertops. The family room also opens up to a roof top deck. The deck includes an outdoor fireplace sure to keep you warm while enjoying your mountain views year round. At the end of the upper level is the bunk room, capable of sleeping eight. Custom built alder bunk beds each with personal lighting and USB

charging stations make for personal comfort in each bunk. The lower level of the home is built for the performance and entertaining family. Tucked behind double alder doors is a 16-person theatre. The state-of-the-art theatre includes a stage for your big act, theatre style curtains, karaoke system, and a fully automated lighting system. No need to get up and turn off the lights as this theatre is fully controlled by a single remote. The gym is also located on the lower level. Walls of mirrors, solid cork floors, and a big screen TV make this gym a comfortable workout place. This home is designed and built with the highest level of quality and finishes and is a must see in Breckenridge.

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Highlights

Architect BHH Partners 970.453.6880 bhhpartners.com

8,647 square feet bedrooms, 10 bathrooms • Grand entry with 34-foot vaulted ceiling • Home theatre with performing stage • Six fireplaces • Interior stone work throughout • Secret hidden door • Large flagstone patios front and back with sunken hot tub • Gym • State-of-the-art lighting • Bleached walnut hardwood floors • Large heated flagstone patios front and back •

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Audio-Video Solutions, Inc. Breckenridge Building Center Greer’s Appliance Center Interiors by Design, Ltd. MB Marble and Granite More Space Place Rocky Mountain Cabinets & Countertops Vantia Superior Hardwoods, Inc. Wood Right Carpentry

vendors Contractor Devigne Developing, Inc. 888.550.4198 devignedeveloping.com

Interior Designer Interior by Design, Ltd. 970.453.9020 ibdltd.net

Contacts Devigne Developing, Inc P.O. Box 4717 Breckenridge, CO 80424 devignedevloping.com 888.550.4198 info@devignedeveloping.com

Directions Take Hwy. 9 to Ski Hill Road; turn right at the light. Windwood Circle will be on your right, Christie Heights is the neighborhood. After turning onto Windwood Circle, stay left. 131 Windwood Circle is the fourth house on the left side of the road.

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19 Peak Eight Court Contractor Pinnacle Mountain Homes

Breckenridge

description Nestled in the trees at the base of Peak 8, this 6,600 square foot mining-inspired home was designed to look as if it has always been on the site, but with all of today’s modern day amenities. The exterior mining look of the home is achieved using a mix of rusted metal panels, distressed beams, skip-sawn siding, and dry-stacked stones. Carrying that feel through the interior is reclaimed Wyoming snow fence and copper panels with custom patinas throughout the residence. But don’t be fooled, this home is decked out in the latest technology can offer including a Savant controlled theater, automated Lutron Lighting, a custom oxygen enrichment system, and a three-story elevator. A ridge light in the great room allows a peek of our bluebird skies as well as a view of the rusted metal-clad ‘mine shaft’ which seamlessly continues into an impressive interior fireplace design. The sunny, south-facing deck has panoramic views of Baldy Mountain, the Breckenridge Ski Resort, and the gondola carrying skiers to and from the resort— although if you lived here, you would be skiing to the resort from the back door.

Highlights • 6,610 • 5

square feet bedrooms, 8 bathrooms

Mining-inspired design elements Ghostwood siding & reclaimed Wyoming snow fence interior accents • Copper panels with custom patinas throughout the residence • Savant controlled theater and ski locker room • Freestanding copper tub • Extensive timber details • Three story elevator • Kitchen features full custom cabinetry with breakfast nook and large butler’s pantry • Reclaimed oak floors • •

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Custom tile and lighting designs

Directions From I-70, take Hwy 9 towards Breckenridge. Take the right hand turn off (just before the roundabout) onto Park Avenue. Continue onto Park Avenue to the second stop light, bearing right onto Ski Hill Road. Take Ski Hill Road to the base of Peak 8. Follow road as it switchbacks to the left under the gondola. The house is in the cul-de-sac on the right.

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vendors Contractor Pinnacle Mountain Homes 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com Architect BHH Partners 970.453.6880 bhhpartners.com Kitchen Designer Cutting Edge Woodworking 719.486.0920 cuttingedge-woodworking.com

Contacts Pinnacle Mountain Homes 335 N. Main Street P.O. Box 7399 Breckenridge, CO 80424 pinnaclemtnhomes.com 970.453.0727 info@pinnaclemtnhomes.com

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184 Continental Court Contractor Breck Ironworks

Breckenridge vendors Developer MK Development Kenny Thaemert 724.622.0028 | kpthaemert@gmail.com Engineer 3g Consulting, LLC 970.485.2073 | mgee@consultg3.com Contractor Mark Bookman, owner 970.547.4431 | fireondemand.com

description

master suites’ square footage. The “floating” iron

In 2011, Mark Bookman, owner of Breck

eating bar and complimentary canopy invites

Ironworks, built his commercial welding shop

friends and family to hang out and enjoy the

and a metal craft studio, Fire On Demand,

company. This home is no “Man Cave.” Luxury

under one roof. He took advantage of the

and comfort for body, mind and soul were key

neighborhood’s mixed use zoning and included

motifs in the overall design. Future occupants

a loft apartment above the office space of

can make a couple of minor changes and easily

Breck Iron Works. This year Mark decided to

incorporate a second bathroom. However,

downsize from his 2,400sf home to the 1,200sf

today’s home belongs to Mark and his dogs.

loft. Although his commute to work is only a few

Highlights & Sponsors

steps away, at the end of the day this luxury loft is a long distance from “the office”. Working closely with interior designer Nancy Stone of Cornerstone Creations, the space evolved into a home for man and many best friends—Mark is also a well respected obedience and hunting dog trainer. The 20’ x 60’ loft tastefully incorporates built-in kennels and a whelping room for Mark’s Labrador retrievers. The second bedroom is theirs, with plenty of space for an occasional two-legged guest. Various areas of the loft were designed with the dog’s needs in mind. Mark’s primary objective was to keep the environment feeling large. Through various space planning techniques and constant team work between designer and homeowner, the dream became reality. Both Mark and Nancy

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1,200 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath

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Custom iron work throughout the home

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Custom metal night stand/niches

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Custom hardware on cabinets

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Custom eating bar and canopy in kitchen

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Authentic ski lift for additional seating

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Reclaimed brick décor

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Concealed kennels for the dogs

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Built in wardrobe, maximizing open space

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Steam shower with space creating bench

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Fireplaces as main heat source

Directions From Hwy. 9 in Breckenridge: Turn west on Coyne Valley road, turn south on Continental Court. Breck Ironworks, Inc. (#182) is on the west side of the road, entrance to loft (#184) is on north side of building.

wanted to showcase the versatility of Breck

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building a getaway for this loving and

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deserving family.

Highlights • 5,347

square feet bedrooms, 6.5 baths Reclaimed barn wood exterior siding Stone fireplaces with salvaged timber mantels

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vendors Contractor Pinnacle Mountain Homes 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com Kitchen Designer Cutting Edge Woodworking 719.486.0920 cuttingedge-woodworking.com

Contacts Pinnacle Mountain Homes 335 N. Main Street P.O. Box 7399 Breckenridge, CO 80424 pinnaclemtnhomes.com 970.453.0727 info@pinnaclemtnhomes.com

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213 D Frisco Street Builder Raptor Construction

FRISCO vendors Designer/Developer Glassman Companies, LLC 417.860.3207 ridgeviewcourtatfrisco.com Builder Raptor Construction, Inc. 970.470.0393 raptorconstruction.com Kitchen Designer/Cabinets Cutting Edge Woodworking 719.486.0920 cuttingedge-woodworking.com

description Located a short walk from Frisco’s vibrant Main Street, this home is one of five units that make up Ridgeview Court, one of Frisco’s newest developments. Each home has a completely unique design, offering variety at every turn of the head, rather than the repetitive design found in many multifamily developments. Private rooftop decks that take advantage of the 360-degree views are one of the major features included with each home. A central courtyard gives the homeowners a comfortable outdoor space right outside their door, while also providing attractive scenery to view from inside their homes. Designer and developer Nathan Glassman followed the principals of Biophilic design to create a home that provides a seamless integration from indoors to out. Many natural materials were used to accomplish this goal, including large amounts of stone and woodwork throughout the home. The central feature of the home is a large stone wall that slips between the interior and exterior through a window measuring over fifteen feet tall. The stone wall is capped on the interior with one of the home’s three fireplaces, which extends roughly 26 feet above the living room floor, making it an anchor for the home from inside and out. Glassman Companies teamed up with Mike Hurley and Tim Scanlan of Raptor Construction who were able to bring their hands on approach to the project, ensuring each home was treated as though it was a custom residence even before any of the homes were sold. Once Unit D was under contract during construction, the homeowners were able to create a truly custom home by adding features like a large steam shower, a walk-in master shower, a bubble massage tub, a fireplace and wet

bar on the lower level, and even a fireplace on the rooftop deck. In addition to the large stone wall that forms the west wall of the living room, there are several other unique features found in this home. The north wall of the kitchen is covered in rough cut beetle kill timber and features a sliding barn door made custom by Raptor Construction of the same material. The door slides open to reveal the walk-in pantry while adding to the home’s rustic feel in a sustainably responsible way. Another unique feature of the home is the roughly 300 square foot roof top deck with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The deck is completed by a large fireplace that boasts Mount Royal as a backdrop. The home also incorporates a second floor deck that enjoys plenty of sunshine and a direct view of Mount Royal.

Highlights • 2,382

square feet bedrooms, 4.5 baths • Unique architecture that displays seamless integration between indoors and out • Large rooftop deck with panoramic views • Three fireplaces with one on rooftop deck • Extensive stone work throughout the home • Custom barn door made from beetle kill timber • Main floor master suite • Expansive window design allowing for passive solar, privacy, and mountain views • Custom cabinetry • Extensive landscaping • Downtown Frisco location • 3

Windows Sierra Pacific Windows Building Materials Breckenridge Building Center 970.453.2372 Mechanical Contractor JVC & KB Mechanical Stone Supplier Gallegos Stone Realtor Kouri Wolf 970.333.0303 Other Rocky Mountain Forest Products Y K Stone Center 303.935.6185 ykstonecenter.com

Contacts Glassman Companies P.O. Box 2167 Dillon, CO 80435 417.860.3207 glassmancompanies@gmail.com Raptor Construction, Inc. P.O. Box 1746 Dillon, CO 80435 raptorconstruction.com Mike Hurley 970.409.0083 Tim Scanlan 970.470.0393 timscanlan@hotmail.com

Directions From I-70 take exit 201 to Main Street and head east. Turn right on Second Avenue. Turn left on Frisco Street.

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129 flyline drive Contractor compass homes development, llc

Silverthorne

description The long awaited lake front homes have arrived! Majestic views from the lake to the mountains and beyond along one of the most beautiful ranges in Colorado-The Gore Range. The Ranch features

home. This is the quintessential Colorado setting

vendors

that takes advantage of the views of the lake,

Developer and Contractor Compass Homes Development, LLC 970.547.5047 compasshomesdev.com

wetlands, Gore Range and the sun. Come view our newest phase of cabins as well as our single family lots.

a private lake with a hiking trail that connects to

Highlights

Ptarmigan Trail. Nearly one hundred acres have

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been preserved for open space. The home is accross from Raven golf course, cross-country ski trails, the famed Blue River, and Silverthorne bike trail. Our homes have been designed to create a feeling of rustic elegance through the use of natural materials including alder, slate, solid granite and local beetle kill timbers. Interior features include vaulted ceilings, main floor master bedrooms, wrought-iron railings, moss rock fireplaces, knotty alder cabinets, doors, and trim, hand hewn beetle kill pine timbers and slate floors. Exterior features include timber and moss rock, siloam stone walls,

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Architect Arapahoe Architects 970.453.8474 arapahoearchitects.com

square feet

bedrooms, 2.5 baths

• Main

floor living with master bedroom, kitchen,

living and dining on the entry level • Spectacular

Gore Range views, next to wetlands

and Angler Mountain Ranch lake • In-floor

radiant heat

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decorator lever handles, lighting and

bathroom fixtures • Many

upgrades and options available

• Decks

and patio facing southwest for enjoying the

views on the warm summer nights • The

HOA maintains the exteriors so you can focus

contea accents, rustic hewn timber siding, paver

on enjoying all the mountains have to offer

walkways and large windows to capture the

Directions

incredible views. Also available at Angler Mountain Ranch are single family home sites and single family cabins. Our cabins are designed for those who need a little more elbow room but still want the HOA maintenance all wrapped up into a single family

Interior Designer Mountain Comfort Furnishings 970.668.3661 mountaincomfortfrisco.com Realtor Dawn Crane 970.418.1598 anglermountainranch.com

Contacts Angler Mountain Ranch, LLC P.O. Box 5265 Frisco, CO 80443 anglermountainranch.com 970.418.1599 craneinco@comcast.net

I-70 exit 205 at Silverthorne. Go north on the Blue River Parkway (Hwy. 9) two miles to Bald Eagle Road. Turn right on Bald Eagle Rd., continue over the Angler Mountain Ranch Bridge for ½ mile to Flyline Drive.

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Lighting that Inspires

Faye Crowe Architect

730 Summit Blvd. #105

Frisco, CO 80443

T. 970.468.0573

Faye Crowe Architect, LLC fayecrowearchitect.com | 303.271.1553

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1450 Golden Eagle builder Greg Hess Contracting, Inc.

Silverthorne

description Sited on a mountainside in Silverthorne overlooking Ptarmigan Mountain and the Continental Divide, this contemporary home is a comfortable retreat for a family of Summit County locals. With three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, the home also features an open floor plan, contemporary touches, and custom details. A vaulted great room concept encompasses the main living area, featuring wood and tile floors, an American Clay fireplace, exposed steel beams and columns, custom maple and walnut doors, and wire cable railings on the interior staircase. The fireplace is crafted of non-toxic American Clay plaster, and features a linear design without mantle or hearth, in keeping with the home’s contemporary lines. The kitchen’s European-inspired cabinetry features metallic finishes and dark grey tones. A large island, topped with white granite, offers seating for four. The main-level master living suite holds another fireplace, as well as a custom built-in closet with rotating electric shoe rack. On the lower level, a comfortable family/billiards room provides space for entertaining, while two additional bedrooms round out the space.

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4,211 square feet bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms Contemporary design and finishes American Clay accented fireplaces European style kitchen cabinets Pool table room

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Directions North on Hwy. 9 about 1.2 miles from I-70. Turn right on Golden Eagle South. Follow Golden Eagle South uphill, past the golf course and the speed bumps. The road curves to the north, house will be on the right.

vendors Builder Greg Hess Contracting, Inc. 970.418.2346 hesscontracting.com Architect Faye Crowe Architect 303.271.1553 fayecrowearchitect.com Landscape Neils Lunceford 970.468.0340 Stonework Pizana Masonry 970.406.0237 Flooring Colorado Custom Wood Floors 970.668.4994 Cabinets Cutting Edge Woodworking 719.486.0920 Doors Sun Mountain Doors, Inc. 970.532.2105 Windows Sierra Pacific sierrapacificwindows.com

Ironwork Cooks Welding 970.468.2116 Appliance Greers Appliance Center 970.468.6940 Interior Designer Harmony Interiors, LLC 970.668.0291 Framing, Lumber and Building Materials Breckenridge Building Center 970.453.2372 Tile and Lighting Inside Source 970.468.0573 Plumbing and Heating All Phases Plumbing 970.453.9653 Countertops MB Marble and Granite 303.715.3533 Metal Railings Standard Metal Works 303.717.3587 Stained Concrete Decorative Denver Concrete 720.320.1871

Contacts Greg Hess Contracting, Inc. Box 1679, Dillon, CO 80435 hesscontracting.com 970.418.2346 greg@greghessconsulting.com

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AWARD WINNING EXCELLENCE BY DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP

Mark McCrerey 970-418-1455 Mccrereyfinehomes.com

2013 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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36 THACKWELL LANE BUILDER M C CREREY FINE HOMES, LLC

KEYSTONE

DESCRIPTION The production of this home was a seamless collaboration between DHR Architecture & Design and McCrerey Fine Homes, LLC to create a unique multi-generational home for this international family. DHR Architecture is known for their mountain and Front Range classical architecture. Massive window walls in both the great room and two master bedroom suites allow the family fabulous views of the ski slopes at Keystone. The drywall has squared corners and returns to the windows with minimal wood trim. The home is clad in wired-brushed Western Red Cedar while finished with Telluride Gold Stone. The hardwood flooring is European wide plank, with a one of a kind finish and process specifically for this home. The Sierra Pacific Windows are made with wood harvested from a sustainable source from forests in California. Designs by Sundown did a masterful job blending the new landscaping seamlessly with natural environment. All of the furniture was designed by the Owner’s interior designer in their home country of South Africa and manufactured there. This is vital to the green building effort.

HIGHLIGHTS • • • •

4,685 square feet 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths Contemporary mountain architecture Twin master bedroom suites

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Telluride gold exterior stone European wide plank flooring Energy efficient and environmentally friendly window walls Clad in Western Red cedar Water sense fixtures

DIRECTIONS Drive east on Hwy. 6 toward Dillon/Keystone. Turn slight right onto Montezuma Rd. Turn right on W. Independence Rd., take first left onto Tieze Lane. Take first right onto Thackwell Lane. House is on the right.

SPONSORS Alpine Lumber Co. Designs By Sundown DHR Architecture Sierra Pacific Windows Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

VENDORS

Building Materials Alpine Lumber Co. 970.328.6306 alpinelumber.com Framing & Siding Link Built, Inc. 970.376.2945 Cabinets MJB Custom Woodworking, LLC 303.518.4269 mjbcustomwoodworking.com Windows Sierra Pacific Windows 303.465.4676 sierrapacificwindows.com

CONTACTS McCrerey Fine Homes, LLC 619 Main Street P.O. Box 1082 Frisco, CO mccrereyfinehomes.com 970.418.1455 markm@mccrereyfinehomes.com

Builder/Contractor McCrerey Fine Homes, LLC 970.668.0686 mccrereyfinehomes.com Architect/Interior Designer DHR Architecture 303.355.2460 dhrarchitecture.com Landscape Designs By Sundown 303.789.4400 designsbysundown.com

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business directory 2013 Summit county parade of homes

3g Consulting, LLC.............................................. 27

Comfort by Kodiak.............................................. 19

A Discount Flooring............................................. 17

Creative Cabinetry............................................... 21

AG Masonry........................................................ 17

Cutting Edge Woodworking......... 19, 25, 29, 31, 35

Aichholz Excavation............................................. 19

Dancobuilt........................................................... 27

All Flooring........................................................... 19

Dawn Crane........................................................ 33

All Electric Company, Inc..................................... 27

Decorative Denver Concrete................................ 35

All Phases Plumbing............................................ 35

Designs By Sundown.......................................... 37

Alpine Lumber Co................................................ 37

Devigne Developing, Inc...................................... 23

Alpine Vista............................................................ 21

DHR Architecture................................................. 37

Altitude Garage Door..................................... 17, 19

D.I.A.N.A., Inc...................................................... 19

Angler Mountain Ranch, LLC............................... 33

Faye Crowe Architect.......................................... 35

Apex Mountain Homes, Inc................................. 19

Ferguson....................................................... 25, 29

Arapahoe Architects............................................ 33

Fire on Demand..................................................... 27

Audio-Video Solutions, Inc................................... 23

First Bank............................................................ 19

Austin Bluffs Lighting........................................... 21

Frisco Fireplace & Stone...................................... 27

Barn Owl Woodworking....................................... 17

Gallegos Stone.................................................... 31

Bank of the West................................................. 17

Glassman Companies, LLC................................. 31

Berkley Bank....................................................... 25

Granite and Marble Designs................................ 19

BHH Partners................................................ 23, 25

Greerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Appliance Center................... 17, 19, 23, 35

Bohemia Tile................................................. 17, 21

Greg Hess Contracting, Inc................................. 35

Breck Ironworks, Inc.............................................. 27

Gregory Door & Window................................ 17, 27

Breckenridge Associates Real Estate................... 19

Grizzly Plumbing ................................................. 17

Breckenridge Building Center.................. 23, 31, 35

Guthrie Electric.................................................... 19

Buffalo Mountain Builders.................................... 19

Harmony Interiors, LLC.................................. 19, 35

Chuck Davis & Associates, LLC............................. 27

Harrison Home Systems...................................... 25

Colorado Custom Wood Floors..................... 17, 35

Home Services of the Summit................................ 21

Compass Homes Development, LLC................... 33

Horizon Shades..................................................... 21

Cornerstone Creations, LLC.................................. 27

i Furnish............................................................... 19

Cooks Welding.................................................... 35

Inside Source................................................ 19, 35

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Interiors by Design, Ltd........................................ 23

Rocky Mountain Forest Products.....................21, 31

JVC & KB Mechanical.......................................... 31

Rolando Gonzales Masonry................................. 19

Kouri Wolf ........................................................... 31

Rothey Landscaping............................................ 29

LeBaron Contracting, Inc..................................... 19

R.W. Muessel...................................................... 27

Link Built, Inc....................................................... 37

Sierra Pacific Windows................ 25, 29, 31, 35, 37

Liquid Metal Works.............................................. 25

Shepler Architecture............................................ 19

Mark Bookman.................................................... 27

Specialty Woods.................................................. 17

Marty Frank/Breckenridge Associates.................. 19

Standard Metal Works......................................... 35

Martz Supply....................................................... 19

Stone Trends....................................................... 25

Matthew Stais Architects..................................... 17

Stover Granite............................................... 25, 29

Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa.........................19, 21

Summit Stoneworks............................................... 21

MB Marble and Granite................................. 23, 35

Sun Mountain, Inc................................... 19, 21, 35

McCrerey Fine Homes, LLC ................................ 37

Superior Alarm..................................................... 29

Michael Shult Architect........................................... 27

T. Scholl Fine Woodworks.................................... 17

MJB Custom Woodworking, LLC........................ 37

Tomko................................................................. 25

MK Development................................................. 27

Triangle Electric................................................... 17

More SPACE Place........................................ 19, 23

Trilogy Partners, LLC........................................... 17

Morning Star Elevator.......................................... 19

Vantia Hardwoods....................... 19, 21, 23, 25, 29

Mountain Comfort Furnishings............................. 33

Versatile Strokes.................................................. 29

Mountain Log Homes & Interiors.......................... 21

Vs Landscape & Irrigation...................................... 21

Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc................ 21

Warm Springs Plumbing & Heating...................... 27

Neils Lunceford................................................... 35

Water Systems, Denver.......................................... 21

Pella Windows and Doors........................ 17, 19, 21

WCW Drywall......................................................... 21

Pinnacle Mountain Homes............................. 25, 29

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage............................... 37

Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia.............. 21

Western States Fire Protection............................ 19

Pizana Masonry................................................... 35

W.H.K. Masonry.................................................. 27

Plumb Perfect, Plumbing and Heating, LLC......... 19

Wood Right Carpentry......................................... 23

Raptor Construction, Inc...................................... 31

Wood Source................................................ 25, 29

Rio Grande............................................................. 21

Y K Stone Center................................................ 31

Rocky Mountain Cabinets & Countertops............ 23

Zoni Concrete...................................................... 19

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