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New Giambrocco neighborhood to transform eight RiNo acres into Denver’s latest mixed-use development

New Giambrocco neighborhood to transform eight RiNo acres into Denver’s latest mixed-use development

Posted by | Jun 22, 2017 | 0 |

“Giambrocco will be a place in and of itself, but which also contributes to the ongoing renaissance of RiNo from an unexplored part of Denver to the most dynamic and vibrant district in the city,” said Rebecca Stone, OZ Architecture’s managing principal. “It’s critical to note the respect the entire design team is placing on the existing architecture and atmosphere of the area — from the rail yards to the found art — to ensure the culture and vibrancy are carried through to this latest evolution of the neighborhood.”

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Incorporating Restaurant Design into Senior Living Spaces

Incorporating Restaurant Design into Senior Living Spaces

Posted by | Jan 27, 2017 | 0 |

These dining room design details may be second nature for most restaurant operators. However, even with a renewed effort toward improving and expanding the dining experience, senior living and assisted living operators often don’t know where to start. By pairing an experienced restaurant designer with a senior living designer and architect, we’ve come up with the following five tips and suggestions for creating welcoming, comfortable dining spaces inspired by the world of restaurant design.

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OZ Architecture elevates residential living with LIFT

OZ Architecture elevates residential living with LIFT

Posted by | Dec 1, 2016 | 0 |

OZ Architecture, an award-winning, national architecture and design firm, was selected to design LIFT, the newest residential building envisioned by Replay Resorts at Park City Mountain’s Canyons Village. With a design that is both luxurious and intimate, the residences promise to redefine the experience of owning a mountain home. Thanks to its fresh new design, extensive amenities and prime location, LIFT will become the flagship residence at Canyons Village.

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OZ Architecture’s new World Trade Center Denver design

OZ Architecture’s new World Trade Center Denver design

Posted by | Sep 20, 2016 | 0 |

World Trade Center Denver (WTC Denver) and its development partner Formativ have selected OZ Architecture to design the Denver campus. The partners chose a site in the vibrant River North (RiNo) neighborhood specifically for its close proximity to the new 38th and Blake Commuter Rail station, a critical stop between downtown and Denver International Airport. WTC Denver will serve as an economic development engine providing an accessible, welcoming destination where new ideas will be forged, art and culture will be celebrated, businesses will grow and innovations will be shared.

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Boulder’s first cross-laminated timber building to be erected in South Boulder

Boulder’s first cross-laminated timber building to be erected in South Boulder

Posted by | Jun 16, 2016 | 0 |

Penton, parent company of New Hope Network, is set to move from its downtown Boulder Pearl Street headquarters to a new state of the art 60,000 square foot, cross-laminated timber (CLT) building in South Boulder. Penton will occupy the former warehouse space in the building referred to as “The Loading Dock” due to its adaptive reuse of a former warehouse and loading dock. The Loading Dock was designed by OZ Architecture and is one of only a few in the nation to fully integrate CLT into its walls, floors, roof and structure.

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OZ Architecture to design mixed-use development in Denver’s RiNo

OZ Architecture to design mixed-use development in Denver’s RiNo

Posted by | Jun 10, 2016 | 0 |

OZ Architecture was selected by developers Tom and Brooke Gordon to lead the design and architecture for DriveTrain, a transformative new mixed-use development that will cover three acres along Brighton Boulevard in RiNo. The diverse and innovative development will be the first of its kind in the area, as it will include a variety of pedestrian-friendly, interconnected residential, retail and restaurant options, incubator spaces, and a 120-room boutique hotel, all within easy reach of the future 38th/Blake Station light rail stop and along the South Platte river where the new improvements are planned.

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