Dig Studio

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Working on projects ranging from expansive regional systems to highly focused, small-site interventions isn’t just a matter of resizing ideas.

It requires a team that can re-calibrate effectively, shifting between big-picture thinking and precise, detail-driven ex*****on.

Each scale brings its own set of pressures, from long-term land performance, hydrology and infrastructure to tight sites where material choices, edge conditions and spatial decisions carry more weight. Moving fluidly between those conditions demands agility and design discipline.

Gilbert Regional Park — 272 acres
Heroes Regional Park — 47 acres
Surprise Rescue Oasis Park — 27 acres
ASU Novus — 19 acres
Sirrine House — 0.6 acres

It’s that constant shift, and the opportunity to shape places at every scale, that fuels the curiosity, creativity and genuine joy our team brings to this work.

This Earth Day, we’re proud to be working with the City of Littleton on Blueprint Boulevard—an area plan shaping a more resilient future for Littleton Boulevard
As planning lead, Dig Studio is guiding the vision and engagement process to help define a corridor that celebrates its historic character, supports local businesses, improves safety for all modes of travel, and strengthens long-term environmental resilience.

At our first open house, we focused on listening—what people love about the corridor and where they see opportunities ahead. More than 100 community members came out to share their input and help shape the plan.
Missed the open house? There’s still time to share your input online through April 23: https://www.letstalklittleton.org/littletonblvdutm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery

With: Opticos Design, Inc. , CONSOR Engineers , MIG , Art House Design
Client: Littleton, CO – Government