Workplace Interiors | Tryba Architects

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Our firm specializes in the full integration of architecture, interior design, urban design, graphic design, preservation and planning. Throughout our 31-year history we have earned a national reputation for shaping and reshaping urban structures and systems into special places.

Our practice is driven by commitment to our clients to collaborate in crafting detailed buildings, spaces, and places intimately connected to function, people, nature and the built environment. Central to our work is sustainable, timeless design that reinterprets the past to meet the demands of the present, while being mindful of our responsibility to the future.

Seattle, WA Portland, OR

Denver, CO

San Francisco, CA

Los Angeles, CA San Diego, CA Fort Worth, TX

Project Location Client Partnership

Cabo San Lucas, MX

National Experience Boston, MA

Detroit, MI Chicago, IL

New York, NY Philadelphia, PA Washington, D.C.

Tryba Architects has a national reputation for design excellence in urban redevelopment and has completed projects across North America.

The firm specializes in highly visible and complex projects typically located in sensitive urban sites that require careful integration of contemporary uses with an informed respect for historic context.

Lexington, KY

Atlanta, GA

Miami, FL

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Fully Integrated Professional Services Tryba Architects provides a comprehensive scope of integrated professional services to unlock value and achieve transformational results.

ARCHITECTURE MASTER PLANNING URBAN DESIGN ENTITLEMENTS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE MODEL-MAKING BRANDING EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN FINANCIAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OWNER REPRESENTATION

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Google Boulder Campus, Phase II

L O C AT I O N

SCOPE OF WORK

Boulder, Colorado

100,000 SF

Programming Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

E XPECTED COMPLETION

S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y

2019 (Phase II)

LEED Gold

SIZE

CLIENT

Google This tech company’s presence continues to expand its growth in the second building of Phase II in the Pearl Place campus. Our team led the design for both the Core Shell building concurrently with the Interior Design of the office spaces. The Phase II building is connected to the campus of the Phase I building, integral waterways, and views of the Flatirons.

The project integrates the core and shell with architectural interiors to create an enlivened and connected interior. A Colorado palette of materials will be used to emphasis the company’s premier location and position in the region. The concept of Biosystems is being brought forth from Phase I and enhanced with a network of trails in the layout of the Phase II building.

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Immersive tenant finishes include large-scale experiential graphics and innovative work spaces.

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Google 2590 Pearl Street

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Boulder, Colorado

Google

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

31,000 SF

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

COMPLETION

2019

Google’s Boulder location at 2590 Pearl Street is a two-story office building situated on a sevenbuilding campus. The space was in need of an upgrade and Google commissioned Tryba to renovate the interior with a distinctive theme while following the latest corporate guidelines and meeting an aggressive schedule.

The space subtly captures the essence of a sports and gaming theme, chosen to enhance collaboration and engagement and embrace the culture of Google. The office’s Center Court features two tournament table tennis courts, a climbing wall and golf simulator.

Micro kitchens and unique spaces are located along the circulation paths allowing for the open work areas to maintain access to daylight and views of the mountains.

Drop Shot microkitchen located adjacent to Center Court offers a space for the pros to hang out when they come off the court.

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The Corner Pocket micro-kitchen is reminiscent of a prohibition-era speakeasy complete with pool table and beer

Corridor view

Meeting room

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Boston Consultant Group Chicago

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Chicago, IL

Boston Consulting Group

COMPLETION

SCOPE OF WORK

2019

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

Boston Consulting Group tasked our design team with creating a brand-new design concept for their Chicago office—one of the largest in the consulting firm’s global practice. Bringing nature indoors and creating spaces for both quiet reflection and social interaction, we delivered a highly customized workplace that transformed the experience of work at BCG. In stark contrast to their traditional floor plans of enclosed offices, we established with BCG an open and transparent plan that invites collaboration, while meeting demanding privacy requirements.

The result is an increased sense of connection throughout the office between people, nature and the unique urban environment.

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Boston Consultant Group Denver

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

BCG

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

25,000 SF

Visioning Interior Design Experiential Design

COMPLETION

2019

Boston Consulting Group’s Denver office has moved to downtown’s newest high-rise structure and commissioned Tryba to design their space utilizing BCG’s latest design guidelines. Tryba’s design approach captures the essence of this space to foster a greater sense of community and connectivity, while also providing easy collaboration spaces—offering compelling experiences for consultants and guests.

The goal of creating high value collaborative spaces while reducing individual space needs is achieved through appropriate “magnet spaces”, “landing zones” and seamless technology. The space also features local art, crafted details and use of materials indigenous to Colorado.

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Rendering of Library and architectural walls at convertible offices

Rendering of convertible offices looking over Porch

Rendering of Elevator Lobby

CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS

Installation of acoustic plaster in reception and work-lounge/cafe

Library millwork progress, awaiting artwork and accessories

Work-lounge/cafe and kitchen

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GoSpotCheck Headquarters at 1510 Market Street

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Seed Acquisitions LLC

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

16,000 SF

Architect of Record Interior Architecture Entitlements

COMPLETION

2017

The GoSpotCheck Headquarters at 1500 Market is a new, three-story plus top-floor mezzanine addition to the historic Rocky Mountain Seed Building at 1520 Market. The new structure is built on top of the below-ground, 24-vehicle parking structure constructed in 2014.

The interior of exposed structural wood glulams and wood decking pays homage to the exposed structure of the adjacent historic Seed Building. The exterior is composed of a custom steel curtain wall system with aluminum-clad wood windows.

The building completes the street wall on the south-east corner of 15th and Market. Floors 2 and 3 include 5,000 SF of office with interior connections to the Seed Building. The top-floor mezzanine features an L-shaped deck with views through LoDo to the Rocky Mountains beyond.

The project restores a gap in the urban streetscape, marking an important gateway into Lower Downtown, one of Denver’s most highly valued historic neighborhoods.

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The central stair increases circulation between upper and lower levels and brings light to the open floor plans

The industrial contemporary aesthetic is characterized by natural light, transparency and warmth.

Ground level co-working / event space with direct visual connection to surrounding street life on Market Street

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The Glass Lab Portland

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Portland, Oregon

SKB

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

46,000 SF

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

COMPLETION

2019

The Glass Lab is a 1950s two-story industrial glass factory transformed into a creative hub for the next generation of creators and innovators. This adaptive reuse project includes roughly 28,000 GSF of highbay advanced manufacturing space on the ground level along with creative offices on the second floor.

Shared restrooms, kitchen and breakroom spaces and conference rooms are established as common tenant amenities.

The interior of the existing building features exposed concrete, beautiful old growth timber beams and tongue and groove wood floors and ceilings.

Double-height office space makes for a unique and light-filled workplace experience

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A series of industrial suites share a common tenant corridor

Glass roll-up doors at each tenant entrance

Creative office suites occupy the existing level 2 mezzanine

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Denver Union Station and The Crawford Hotel

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Union Station Alliance

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

153,000 SF 112 rooms

Architecture Master Planning Historic Preservation Interior Architecture Experiential Design Entitlements

COMPLETED

2014

One hundred years after the original Grand Opening, a revitalized, restored and reinvigorated Denver Union Station reopened its doors, solidifying its position as the Region’s premier multi-modal transit hub.

The design team was charged with fitting a hotel, including upgraded systems, fixtures, retail and restaurants into Denver’s historic train depot. The depot’s Great Hall is both the hotel lobby and the central station for the Region’s multimodal transit hub, integrating light and commuter rail, Amtrak, regional and local bus, taxi, bikes and pedestrians.

Fully restored, the iconic 1914 facade of the Denver Union Station is again a vibrant urban landmark

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BEFORE BEFORE

Dark and drab interiors had not changed since the 1960’s

AFTER

New retail storefronts bring light and activity to the Great Hall

AFTER

The Great Hall serves as the hotel lobby and the central station for the Region’s multi-modal transit hub

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BEFORE

Vacant double-height connector above the historic first floor ticket office

AFTER

The Cooper Lounge is a revenue generating destination on the mezzanine

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The Pullman guest rooms on the new Mezzanine Level evoke train travel in its heyday with a subtle nod to Art Deco

BEFORE

BEFORE AFTER

Deteriorating exterior wall

AFTER

New glazing, upgraded finishes and artful interiors in the Classic guest rooms

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The Station’s century-old structure contributes to the unique character of 32 guest rooms in the formerly unoccupied attic space

BEFORE

Underused attic space

AFTER

Luxurious bathrooms fully integrated with historic details

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Colorado Center

L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado SIZE

650,800 SF 767 Structured Parking Spaces COMPLETED

2017 (Phase I)

CLIENTS

Lincoln Property Company ASB Real Estate Investments SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Master Planning Interior Architecture Experiential Design Entitlements

Colorado Center is Denver’s premiere Transit Oriented Development, featuring an RTD Light Rail Station, FasTracks, CarShare, and a bike/pedestrian bridge across I-25.

In response to this unprecedented access and central location between Downtown and Denver Technology Center, the design incorporates two new towers and a vibrant, 24-hour retail Main Street . Following the 2007 Tryba Architects Master Plan, more than one million square feet of development is underway on the 13-acre office/retail/entertainment complex.

The main lobby is a designed as a living room fronting main street.

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The roof terrace functions as a revenue generating event space

Community table and gathering space

Aerial view of the 5,300-square-foot all-season terrace on the roof

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Campus Center at the Anschutz Medical Campus

L O C AT I O N

COMPLETION

Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado

August 2017 CLIENT

Aimco

SIZE

24,000 SF The 21 Fitzsimons Apartment community is uniquely situated in the center of Aurora’s Fitzsimons Medical Campus. Aimco acquired the 4 building apartment property and invested in renovating its resident spaces to upgrade the amenities and bring in a distinct Colorado association. Our work with Aimco has spread across the country to multiple metropolitan cities.

Together we have created a new approach to the modern day apartment Leasing office and amenities spaces. Rather than a typical office space, Aimco has committed to creating art galleries where leasing functions can be performed and residents can enjoy works from local artists. At 21 Fitzsimons, we redesigned a compartmentalized office and underutilized break room space to create a fluid, open space Plains Gallery that connects visually to the pool deck through the luxurious Plains Club.

The Plains Gallery functions as a campus gathering space

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This new community hub reimagines the leasing office as a professionally curated art gallery connected to an engaging new community clubhouse with views of the renovated pool courtyard.

Meeting spaces and new retail connecting to the gallery ensures a constant hum of activity in the space while serving the surrounding innovation community.

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Parc Mosaic Apartment Homes

L O C AT I O N

COMPLETION

Boulder, Colorado

Spring 2019

SIZE

CLIENT

7.05 acres 226 apartments 295 Below-Grade Parking Spaces

Aimco SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Urban Design Interior Architecture Entitlements

Parc Mosaic Apartment Homes maximizes open space to capitalize on Boulder’s premier location at the intersection of the mountain and plains. The program includes 226 apartments in a diversity of sizes and configurations.

The vast majority of parking will be provided in a below-grade parking structure designed to accommodate 295 cars. In addition, a large bike storage room and portions of the amenity spaces are within the garage.

A Zen Garden open to above provides natural light into the parking structure. Resident amenities include a fitness center with a climbing wall, multiple lounges, an indoor/outdoor pool, yoga room, bike storage and resident storage.

The campus is composed of multiple buildings arranged around a collection of landscaped gardens and outdoor amenity spaces.

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The fitness center features an integrated climbing wall

The fitness center features an integrated climbing wall

The pool continues through an operable wall element to allow both indoor and outdoor swimming

The below-grade parking structure is designed to accommodate 295 cars

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Club room with fireplace in the amenity building

Leasing Lounge and community gathering space

Corner unit with fireplace and views to the Flatirons

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Park Towne Place Museum District Residences

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Aimco SCOPE OF WORK

SIZE

948 Apartment Units 600 Below Grade Parking Spaces COMPLETION

Architecture Historic Preservation Interior Architecture Branding Experiential Design Entitlements

Phase 1: 2016 Park Towne Place Museum District Residences are once again among the premier multi-family communities in Center City Philadelphia. Composed of four 18-story towers arranged around a Great Lawn, the property is the first mid-century modern multifamily community in Pennsylvania to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Preservation, new design interventions, and enlivened programming have transformed the campus into a vibrant community. Major interventions included restoration of the building envelope; new openings and circulation paths; complete restoration of the 600-space underground parking structure; re-imagined amenities including a 20,000 SF retail center; and fully renovated and reconfigured living spaces oriented toward city and river views.

Capitalizing on the unique proximity to some of the country’s most prestigious cultural institutions such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Barnes Foundation, the campus has been reconnected to the Parkway Museums District through a robust art program. The project celebrates Park Towne Place’s historic character and fulfills the exciting promise of modern urbanism in the heart of Philadelphia.

Park Towne’s spectacular location, blending of historic character and sophisticated contemporary style, and unique art program make this community a stand-out…

Jim Kenney, Mayor of Philadelphia

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New skylight offers views and daylight as visitors circulate up from below grade parking

Bicycle storage and tune-up station incorporated into garage

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The Site and Tower Lobbies feature Park Towne’s permanent art collection in addition to rotating exhibits organized through partnership with a curated collections group.

Large-scale site sculptures reconnect Park Towne Place The Towne Center includes a demonstration kitchen with the cultural fabric of the Museum District and a variety of gathering spaces

The Towne Center Oar Pub, a contemporary clubhouse with design details inspired by Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row

Origin Red Rocks Hotel

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Golden, Colorado

Thrash Group

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

124 Keys 88,500 SF

Architecture Interior Design

COMPLETION

2018

Origin Red Rocks, first of the new Origin Hotel brand, is located in the foothills of the Rockies, adjacent to I-70 and less than 10 minutes from the famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre. This 124-room boutique draws concert goers & mountain adventurers alike.

Amenities include a full service bar & restaurant coupled with an outdoor beer garden for an exciting food & beverage concept. The architecture draws inspiration from the surrounding geology, emulating the massing, striation and earth tones found in the immediate area. A local art program focused on nature & musical history rounds out the interior design for a genuine Colorado experience.

Full service bar and restaurant

Full service bar and restaurant

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Outdoor beer garden provides a place to gather

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Riverview at 1700 Platte

L O C AT I O N

CLIENTS

Denver, Colorado

Trammell Crow Company

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

206,000 SF 344 Parking Stall

Architecture Interior Architecture Landscape Design Experiential Design

COMPLETED

2017

BP Lower 48’s new headquarters at 1700 Platte establishes a campus identity with two wings linked by a wide glazed bridge framing a central courtyard.

The U-shape maximizes views to the River and downtown skyline, defines an active pedestrian zone along Platte Street and creates a series of sheltered south-facing outdoor spaces.

The building has two primary addresses—one on the River, the other on Platte Street. The building’s public spaces centralize at the Level Two Courtyard.

The building is conceived of as an industrial office loft with generous ceiling heights, simple, robust materials and a sense of permanence and quality reflecting the historic industrial character of Platte Street.

The generous double-height interior courtyard lobby is accessed from Platte Street and connected to the exterior courtyard with a grand stair

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Soaring ceilings allow for an abundance of natural light and the striking 425-square-foot living wall

The elevated courtyard frames views along the 17th Street axis to Riverfront Park and Union Station beyond. Views from one wing of the building to the next foster a sense of connection and community within the campus

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1551 Wewatta

L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado SIZE

80,000 SF COMPLETION

Ongoing

CLIENT

BentallGreenOak SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

1551 Wewatta is an existing 10-story 300,000 sf Class-A office building constructed in 2003 for the Gates Corporation. Renovations of 1551 Wewatta lobby include a new entrance and the expansion of the 2-story public space with new all-glass curtain wall system. Interior modifications of the lobby include a grand stair with auditorium seating, greater security features, visitor amenities, mailroom, bike storage, and meeting rooms.

The existing ground floor fitness center will be relocated to opposite side of building and will include new open fitness areas with specialty flooring and locker rooms.

A new exterior roof deck at Level 4 on the previously unoccupied roof will include raised planting areas, lawn areas and roof paver zones, along with amenities such as a gas fit pit, built-in barbeque grills, and catering counters.

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17th and California

L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado COMPLETION

Ongoing

CLIENT

Equity Office JLL SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture

SIZE

110,000 SF We are currently working with Equity Office Partners to reposition 621 and 633 17th Street in Downtown Denver. These two important towers were built in the 1960’s and 1970’s respectively and are linked by a plaza and infill building into a single office campus.

Our work involves the redesign and activation of the lobbies of both towers, the construction of a new 5 story glazed link building providing integrated building amenities, a reimagining of the ground floor as a market retail space that activates and enlivens the surrounding public space and a redesign of the currently inhospitable plaza.

Triple height food hall activates existing circulation and engages the outdoors.

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Firestone & Robertson Whiskey Ranch

L O C AT I O N

Fort Worth, Texas COMPLETION

2018 SIZE

45,000 SF; 112 acres

CLIENT

Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Urban Design Interior Architecture Entitlements

Through an integrated approach to planning, architecture and design, Tryba orchestrated an immersive sensory experience at Firestone & Robertson’s new ‘Whiskey Ranch’ just outside of Fort Worth, Texas.

Set on a bucolic 112-acre property, the site is carefully arranged with a large-scale whiskey production facility to the south, and hospitality and administration functions to the north. A central courtyard serves as a connector and outdoor event space, offering spectacular skyline views.

The design celebrates the brand’s Fort Worth roots with locally sourced materials, skyline views and building forms reminiscent of the Texas ranch tradition.

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The design of ‘rugged elegance’ is visible in The Ranch House where reclaimed wood and saddle leather add authenticity to the retail experience.

Since opening, Firestone & Robertson’s Whiskey Ranch has become a well-loved ambassador for the city of Fort Worth

The immersive experience culminates in a visit to the bar and tasting room where the design creates a welcoming environment for guests to gather and celebrate.

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Firm Awards Tryba Architects’ work has been nationally recognized for transforming urban sites, buildings and interiors into fully integrated, vibrant and timeless places.

ULI Global Award for Excellence

Design Excellence, AIA Colorado

Denver Union Station

History Colorado Center

Firm of the Year, AIA Western Mountain

Design Excellence, AIA Denver

Tryba Architects

Architect’s Studio at the Fisher Mansion

IIDA Rocky Mountain Best of the Best Denver Union Station

Architect of the Year, AIA Colorado David Tryba, FAIA

IIDA Rocky Mountain Best Eat & Drink Firestone & Robertson, Whiskey Ranch

ULI Colorado Impact Award Google Boulder

American Architecture Award GoSpotCheck Headquarters

Architect of the Year, 2019 AIA Colorado Bill Moon, AIA

Lifetime Achievement, Colorado Preservation Inc. David & Stephanie Tryba

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