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Happy 4th of July and happy 250th birthday, America! 🇺🇸

Wishing you a safe and happy Independence Day filled with good food, good company, and time with the people who matter most. Here's to 250 years and to all the celebrations still to come.

With the World Cup underway, we've found ourselves paying *almost* as much attention to the stadiums as the matches.

One that caught our eye is Estadio Akron in Guadalajara. Rather than feeling like a massive structure dropped onto the site, it was designed to blend into the surrounding landscape.

It's a reminder that good architecture isn't always about making the biggest statement. Sometimes it's about responding to a place in a way that feels natural and intentional.

Pretty impressive project.

Archinect's FIFA World Cup 2026 Stadium Guide for Architects and Soccer Fans The 2026 FIFA World Cup, which kicks off tomorrow, is set to be the biggest sporting event ever staged, bringing together 48 teams for 104 games across 16 stadiums in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Beyond the action on the field, the tournament offers a fascinating tour of stadium...

Another beautiful custom home. Another opportunity to create something exceptional.

We're excited to share a first look at our upcoming Orchard Avenue project in Boulder. Thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and a vision that embraces the best of Colorado living.

Stay tuned for more.

Colorado’s housing market continues to face the same challenge many growing regions are experiencing: demand is outpacing supply. Interesting Fast Company article about how build-to-rent communities are becoming part of the larger housing conversation, especially for residents looking for more flexibility, space, and attainable options.

Along the Front Range, creating a mix of housing types, including multifamily, townhomes, for-sale homes, and rental communities, will likely be key to supporting sustainable growth over time.

4 solutions to the housing crisis The way we build a house has remained essentially unchanged since the mid 20th century.