R+B Cabin + Ranch Portfolio

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Rowland+Broughton is a full-service design firm specializing in architecture and interior design for hotels and resorts, custom homes, restaurants, historic preservation, and commercial mixed-use projects. While our scope is diverse, our approach is always focused and personalized.

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Founded in 2003 by Principals John Rowland,

Ultimately, the satisfaction we experience from

AIA, and Sarah Broughton, AIA, NCIDQ,

building lasting relationships with our clients,

Rowland+Broughton (R+B) has since grown to

and the opportunity to work with them again and

include more than 40 dedicated architects, interior

again as trusted advisors, transcends all accolades

designers and administrators. The Aspen studio is

received for our work.

located on Main Street at the entrance to town in a restored 1890s historic landmark building, and the Denver studio is located in a restored 1892 historic commercial building in the vibrant downtown neighborhood of LoDo. Our consistent design approach is credited to the fact that our collaborative process tests Aspen Studio

conventional thinking. This thread connects across all of our projects, allowing our diverse project experiences to inform one another no matter their type or locale. Our design thinking ranges from ‘macro to micro’ instantly, with the driving force always based on context, spirit of place, environment, and experience.

Denver Studio

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With nearly 500 years of combined experience, the R+B team has worked on over 350 projects across the United States.

Our process begins with you.

We are energized, passionate, and possess a unique understanding of cabin and ranch projects. Our vast experience positions us to understand these legacy projects that command exceptional quality, design, professionalism, and a customized customer service experience. We are collaborative, agile, and always operate with integrity, respect, and accountability.

“Throughout many years, we worked with R+B on three very large multi-building projects. They were 100% committed and fully dedicated to the vision and success of the projects. Their leadership and drive got these complicated projects completed exceptionally well in fast time frames.�

Client RAGGED RANCH

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Elk Mountain Lodge Aspen, Colorado A family compound reminiscent of a Colorado homestead, Elk Mountain Lodge is clustered around a pair of tranquil ponds and surrounded by soaring mountain peaks. A mix of refurbished historic cabins and new construction, eight buildings share amenities and provide a sense of community. The plan was carefully considered so that each building has its own relationship to the ponds and mountain views. A short walk from the Main Lodge, outlying cabins provide both privacy and easy access to acres of open country.

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Elk Mountain Lodge: Main Lodge Aspen, Colorado 15,000 SF Originally a gentleman’s camp, the centrally located Main Lodge functions as a family home for the owners and home base for the compound.

With the goal of retaining and respecting its grand Western character, exterior elements such as bleached logs and corrugated steel rooflines, and interior details such as elaborate wall carvings and double-sided stone fireplaces, were retained. With eight bedrooms and a commercial-scale kitchen, the Main Lodge can accommodate the entire extended family for a luxury retreat.

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Elk Mountain Lodge: Gatehouse Aspen, Colorado 2,676 SF The first structure encountered upon entering the compound and the only ground-up build on the property, the Gatehouse takes its architectural inspiration from the Main Lodge.

Warm and welcoming, with traditional round-log craftsmanship and meticulous detailing, the building also allows seamless connection to the outdoors. Porches are purposefully placed to face both the property entrance and the surrounding cabins, while mountain-valley views are captured via windows at all sides. Interior detailing is a timeless blend of old and new.

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Elk Mountain Lodge: Homestead Cabin Aspen, Colorado 480 SF This historic homestead cabin was completely restored and updated to be a fully functioning guest getaway. Traditionally-inspired furnishings and built-in millwork maximize functional space in this compact cabin.

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Elk Mountain Lodge: Treehorn Cabin Aspen, Colorado 254 SF A testament to time, this charming one-room cabin is the result of the sensitive restoration of a former chicken coop. A purposeful retaining and re-chinking of the original log structure allows its historic references to shine through, while new complementary furnishings, finishes and built-in millwork create a more modern interior experience. Ranch facilities and amenities are just outside the door.

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Ragged Ranch Somerset, Colorado An authentic reproduction of a full-scale, 19th Century settlement, this 6,400-acre ranch in Colorado’s remote Ragged Mountains is a true ode to the past. Intended as a private retreat for a global businessman and his family, the design was predicated upon extensive study of and research into the pattern of development of old Western towns.

Centered around the recreation of a historically-accurate main street, complete with an extensive boardwalk system constructed of reclaimed wood and railroad ties, the ranch is a full-service, functioning community with easy access to hunting, fishing, riding and other sports.

With density along the main street, the site plan includes 24 restored, repurposed buildings and cabins recovered from an authentic Western town and 36 new buildings. Key buildings include an entertainment-oriented, period-specific saloon with modern-day acoustics and seven second-story guest rooms, a train station, a livery, a firehouse, a church, and three large Victorian-style homes. Specification of all utilities were included in the overall development plan.

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Ragged Ranch: Mike Bear Cabin Somerset, Colorado 774 SF This rustic cabin belonged to the original, historic homesteader of the property. It was relocated to a new location on the site, reassembled and restored as a 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath guest cabin with a combination of modern and historic amenities, including an antique free-standing wood stove.

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Ragged Ranch: Four Gables House Somerset, Colorado 1,926 AF Four Gables House takes its name from the striking roofline of 4 full-width gables intersecting in the center. This historic cabin was relocated and meticulously reconstructed and rebuilt with modern amenities and millwork.

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Ragged Ranch: Mike Bear Pasture Hunting Cabin Somerset, Colorado Situated on the outskirts of the Ragged Ranch community, this cabin, outhouse, barn, and corrals serve as a hunting base camp for visitors.

Amenities are limited to the essentials, but are designed to provide a warm, comfortable, and relaxing bunkhouse atmosphere after a hunt.

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Trentaz Ranch Aspen, Colorado Set within the exclusive mountainside community of Starwood, just minutes from downtown Aspen, this family compound will eventually include five or more distinct dwellings.

R+B is providing both architecture and interior design services for the entire collection of buildings. The goal is that each has a separate identity, yet all work together to form a cohesive whole that speaks to the site’s history.

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Trentaz Ranch: The Barn Studio Near Aspen, Colorado 3,197 SF A goal for the project was to embrace the unique features of the existing structure, including a singular rogue shape and formidable stone exterior, while updating it with contemporary finishes and furnishings. The natural beauty of the site, along with the heritage of both the overall ranch and the existing structure, led the Barn Studio design team to focus on blending old and new elements and maximize existing open volumes. Several of the original elements of the project were retained, including wood beams, railings, unique floor patterns and a light-collector intended to shine light at a certain point in the home during the summer solstice.

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Trentaz Ranch: Ridge House Aspen, Colorado 8,250 SF Set along a ridgeline with significant mountain views, Ridge House is a thoughtful blending of old and new. Sets of staggered, remnant stone walls run in a single direction, allowing light and landscape to slip past. Oriented along a central defining spine, metal walls meet stone and evolve into glass as movement through the house progresses from public to private spaces. Modern architecture mixed with curated details allows for a layering of history and a connection to the ranch-like character of the site.

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Trentaz Ranch: Meadow House Aspen, Colorado 8,500 SF The tri-level home is sited at the edge of a meadow, amid existing evergreens, spruce and gambel oak trees.

With the goal of integrating the home onto the site as seamlessly as possible, the architectural team designed an iconic, gabled house form that gradually “peels up� from a traditional symmetrical front to an open back that transitions into the landscape and focuses on the views.

Indoor spaces address the family’s desire for vertical living, with ample public spaces on the ground level and private spaces on an upper level. Other specifications include a floor plan that is primarily open, yet provides distinct common, study and office spaces. Outdoor living spaces are designed to both maximize mountain and meadow views, and provide easy transitions between the interior and exterior. Exterior materials were influenced by the organic palette of the surroundings.

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1830 blake st

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denver, co 80202

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t 303.308.1373

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