Interior Design | Tryba Architects

Interior Design SELECT PROJECTS

Interior Design SELECT PROJECTS

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Hospitality

Residential

Workplace Design

Civic and Cultural

Introduction: Our Firm

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Denver Union Station & The Crawford Hotel

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The Faculty Club Hotel

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Origin Fritz Farm

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Origin Red Rocks

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Origin Westminster

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Firestone & Robertson Whiskey Ranch

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Parc Mosaic Apartment Homes

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Park Towne Place Museum District Residences

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The Fremont Residences

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21 Fitzsimons Apartment Homes Leasing Office

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Western Art Gallery and Residence

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Belcaro Residence

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Boston Consulting Group: Denver, Chicago, Detroit

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Google 2930 Pearl Street Campus

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Google 2590 Pearl Street Office

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GoSpotCheck Headquarters

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Riverview at 1700 Platte Street

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Colorado Center Office Tower 3

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The Vault at 821 17th Street

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The Glass Lab Creative Office Repositioning

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17th and California Office Repositioning

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Western Stock Show Association Legacy Building

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Buell Public Media Center

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History Colorado Center

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Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

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

Our practice is driven by commitment to our clients to collaborate in crafting detailed buildings and interiors 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.

A RelationshipBased Practice We are deeply committed to building relationships with each of our clients and working collaboratively to realize the full potential each individual project represents−physically, programmatically and financially.

Our understanding of the interface between interiors and architecture, municipal regulatory systems, and cultural history enable us to meet and exceed your institutional expectations.

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FORT WORTH, TX

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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.

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

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Hospitality

Tryba Architects partnered with us through the entire design process to create a one-of-a-kind place that embodies our brand and expresses our Fort Worth roots.

Leonard Firestone, Founder Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co.

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Hospitality Tryba Architects partners with restaurateurs, boutique hotel owners and brand visionaries to design memorable guest experiences that create value.

We build highly crafted and special places where people come together and communities thrive.

Together with our clients, we weave both intimate and social experiences into the urban fabric that captivate the senses.

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Denver Union Station & The Crawford Hotel CLIENT

Union Station Alliance PROCUREMENT L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado SIZE

153,000 SF 112 rooms COMPLETED

2014

Bray Whaler SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Master Planning Historic Preservation Interior Design Experiential Design Historic Tax Credits

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 transformation of Denver Union Station was undertaken with an intense commitment to preservation of the buildings' primary spaces, materials and detailing while creating a new boutique hotel within this beloved local landmark.

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.

Interior structural modifications included the insertion of a mezzanine level between the existing ground and second floors to create a four-story building.

The addition of this mezzanine and reconfiguration of the attic is key to the financial viability of the Crawford Hotel. The Loft rooms in the former attic feature exposed wood timbers, luxuriously appointed bathrooms, vaulted ceilings, and modern art.

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

The grand central space had fallen into disuse. Long, blank perimeter walls did little to activate the space and flat fluorescent lighting panels overhead lent a perfunctory feel.

The new Great Hall is at once grand and comfortable. A variety of seating groups are surrounded by new storefronts offering an array of destination shopping and dining options.

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BEFORE

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

New retail storefronts bring light, activity and a new architectural integrity to the Great Hall.   17

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

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.

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BEFORE

The existing building was carefully restored to enhance its key historic features.

The timeless, contemporary, and elegant guest rooms are inspired by the building’s Victorian era beginning.

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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.

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Underused attic space.

Luxurious bathrooms fully integrated with historic details.

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A Superior Loft Guest room features a raised sitting room area and dramatic ceiling heights with the historic structure exposed.

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Bright leathers and antiqued mirror details provide luxurious accents in the Victorianera inspired Classic rooms.

Subtle leathers and antiqued inspired furnishings fill the seating areas in the Loft rooms.

Art deco details are used in the bathroom vanities and sliding doors.

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The Faculty Club Hotel at Anschutz Medical Campus

L O C AT I O N

Aurora, Colorado COMPLETION

Ongoing

PROCUREMENT

HPC SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Interior Design

CLIENT

Aimco The Faculty Club Hotel is the center of hospitality at the nationally recognized Anschutz Medical Campus and is designed to accommodate the needs of the Hospitals and University by offering high quality meeting facilities, full-service lodging and a center of social activity.

The hotel supports the full spectrum of activities on campus through dedicated spaces for collaboration and innovation, connection and leisure and celebration and recognition—a venue for promoting campus achievements, showcasing and honoring award-winning faculty, and carrying forward a longstanding tradition of excellence in research, education and patient care.

Its location at the epicenter of the world-class health innovation community also offers guests of the Faculty Club Hotel access to a range of neighborhood amenities including the adjacent events lawn, restaurant plaza and fitness center.

The hotel lobby features a central oculus and seasonal displays.

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Events at the Faculty Club Hotel East Rose Garden.

The light-filled restaurant provides a lively place for gathering and exchanging ideas.

The Ballroom is a luxurious and flexible event space for up to 250 guests.

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The Board Room features a 16-person table and local art.

The corridors feature a local art program.

The Medicine Room bar provides a gathering space directly off the reception.

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Mountain Guest Rooms

In addition to a variety of room layouts, guest rooms have been designed in five distinct themes—all drawing upon different aspects of Colorado’s unique character—to provide guests with a new experience each time they return to stay.

Plains Guest Rooms

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Campus Guest Rooms

Garden Guest Rooms

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Origin Fritz Farm Lexington, KY

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BA R / R E STAU R A N T /

120 Rooms 75,675 SF 5 stories

D I ST I L L E RY

EFFICIENCY

631 SF / Key SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Interior Design FF&E

An active ground

2,735 SF EVENT CENTER

2,460 SF R E TA I L

4,425 SF FITNESS CENTER

705 SF

Terminating the central green of the Fritz Farm development, Origin Lexington defines southern hospitality. A combination of custom-formed masonry, contemporary metal detailing & classical proportioning assure Origin Hotel Fritz Farm is an architectural thoroughbred worthy of its prominent site.

The 120-room boutique is the center of attention, complete with a food and beverage concept featuring a full service bar, open kitchen concept and a functional bourbon still. Interiors of white woodwork with green leather and brass accents set a regionallyspecific tone unique within the Origin collection.

A farmhouse table set for sharing with family and friends is the centerpiece of the hotel’s bar and restaurant, 33 Staves.

An active ground floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities

d floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities

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A mural overlooking the lobby was painted by Louisville-based Cuban artist Carlos de Francisco.

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Suites have unique layouts with separate bedroom and living area spaces, providing guests more flexibility and comfort in their stays.

Laid back, comfortable sitting areas overlook The Summit at Fritz Farm's high end shopping district.

Guest Rooms feature Lexington's signature Derby green throughout the furnishings.

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Origin Red Rocks Golden, CO

S I ZE

BA R / R E STAU R A N T

124 Rooms 88,500 SF 4 stories

3,850 SF

EFFICIENCY

714 SF / Key SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Interior Design FF&E

BEER GARDEN

5,250 SF EVENT CENTER

6,000 SF FITNESS CENTER

1,000 SF

Origin Red Rocks, the debut location of the Origin Hotel Group, is the official accommodation at the famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre in the foothills of the Rockies. Adjacent to I-70 and less than 10 minutes from the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater, this four-story, 124-room boutique draws concert goers and mountain adventurers alike.

Amenities include a full service bar and restaurant coupled with an outdoor beer garden. 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 and musical history rounds out the interior design.

An active ground

An active ground floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities

The hotel lobby and restaurant d floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities provide a seamless entry for the visitor. Recycled materials are creatively used throughout.

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The bar offers an inviting watering hole for hotel guests and concert goers alike.

The Nomad Taqueria features cozy seating groups around the fireplace and Red Rocks concert posters.

Guests are greeted with boho furnishings, local music inspired art work and natural wood tones.

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Statement signage can be seen from the highway, providing an iconic monument.

The outdoor firepits invite guests to enjoy the Beer Garden year round.

Origin Red Rock's provides a perfect outdoor patio for guests to enjoy lawn games and casual seating.

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An array of room types each feature plush mattresses, spacious subway-tiled bathrooms, and panoramic mountain views.

Guestroom bathrooms include spacious vanities and musical inspired artwork.

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The Bunk suite is a unique offering for guests traveling with families or larger groups.

In-room dining tables are included in the corner suites, perfect for guests entertaining before or after concert shows.

The Origin Suites have spacious living rooms that take in the views of the front range's western slopes.

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Origin Westminster Westminster, CO

S I ZE

CORNER MARKET

125 Rooms 104,825 SF 5 stories

9,160 SF

EFFICIENCY

839 SF / Key SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Interior Design FF&E

BA R / R E STAU R A N T

3,150 SF EVENT CENTER

7,500 SF FITNESS CENTER

660 SF

Origin Westminster will be the cornerstone of the downtown Westminster development. As one of the first buildings out of the ground in the city’s new downtown district, a diverse program is paired with proper urban architecture to establish a center of vitality within the community.

The corner retail will be occupied by a 9,000 SF market, drawing residents from the surrounding area.

The 125-room boutique hotel, the third of the Origin brand, will act as a hub for both tourist and business travelers conveniently located between the cities of Denver and Boulder.

An active ground

An active ground floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities

d floor program connects the hotel to vibrant outdoor spaces and neighborhood amenities

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Origin Westminster's Guest Rooms feature school house style furnishings and mid century modern pasterns.

Guest Room Baths all include spacious vanities and showers.

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Firestone & Robertson Whiskey Ranch

L O C AT I O N

Fort Worth, Colorado COMPLETION

2018 SIZE

45,000 SF; 112 acres

CLIENT

Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Urban Design Interior Design Entitlements

Situated on a historic 112-acre site southeast of downtown, Firestone & Robertson's new Whiskey Ranch is set within rolling hills with spectacular views of the Fort Worth skyline. The site is carefully arranged to immerse visitors in the time-honored craft of distilling, with a large-scale production facility to the south and hospitality and administration to the north. A beautifully manicured central courtyard serves as a connector and an outdoor event space from which guests can observe production operations while taking the skyline views.

The goal for the new facilities was to allow the company to increase production while providing an immersive experience that celebrates the craft of distilling and aging whiskey as well as the brand's deep Fort Worth roots. Local sourcing and the procurement of character-rich building materials were critical to achieving the desired look and feel. The Stillhouse, Bottling House, barns and event center are pre-engineered metal buildings; with wood and timber structure in strategic areas of high visibility, including the executive offices, tavern and retail space.

The Ranch, Firestone & Robertson’s 2,000 SF whiskey merchandise store.

With so much of the internal construction visible, extreme attention was paid to every detail throughout the design and construction.

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Whiskey Ranch's signature branding was engraved in the bathrooms custom trough sinks.

The design of the bar and tasting room creates a welcoming environment for guests to gather and celebrate.

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The design celebrates the beauty of the function. Humble materials meticulously assembled serve as both an essential tool for optimizing the distilling process and design feature.

At the heart of the project is a towering 45-foot copper column still, housed behind two 20-foot barn doors in the Stillhouse.

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The Ranch House is connected by the Barrel Breezeway, a unique engineering feat that replicates the experience of being inside an actual barrel-aging barn.

The Ranch House hosts weddings and events throughout the year.

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Residential

We have $1 billion of projects under development with Tryba right now. David is easy to work with. He’s a good listener and has great customer focus. He has a great empathetic side.

Terry Considine, CEO Aimco Apartment Homes

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Coming Home Tryba Architects has partnered with our clients to create distinctive residential addresses woven into the urban fabric, fully integrated into daily life and designed as cornerstones of the community.

Our studio crafts thoughtfully laid out spaces with rigorous commitment to elevating the way people experience their home, balancing public and private areas and supporting modern life.

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Parc Mosaic Apartment Homes

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Boulder, Colorado

Aimco

SIZE

PROCUREMENT

7.05 acres 226 apartments 295 Below-Grade Parking Spaces

Bray Whaler

COMPLETION

2020

SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Urban Design Interior Design 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 above provides natural light into the parking structure. Resident amenities include a fitness center with a climbing wall, multiple lounges, an indoor and outdoor pool, yoga room, bike storage and resident storage.

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A COMMUNIT Y BUILT AROUND GREEN OPEN SPACE 4 Green community terraces

3 Residential village of diverse unit types and shared amenities

2 Fully-integrated open space network

1 Existing landscape and parking for 295 cars below grade

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VERTICAL INTEGRATION OF TRANSPORTATION, FITNESS AMENITIES AND OPEN SPACE 3-Level Fitness and Wellness Center Residential village of diverse unit types

Great Lawn

Zen Garden

Bike storage Yoga Studio

295 below-grade parking spaces

Climbing Wall Community Rooftop Terrace

Indoor/Outdoor Pool

Storage

Grand Concourse

Dog Wash Service and Deliveries

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The Leasing office entry features a preserved moss wall highlighting the property's commitment to bringing nature in to all of the interiors.

Located underneath active green space, the below-grade parking structure accommodates 295 cars while reducing the heat island effect of on-grade surface parking.

Expansive glazing provides ample light for the indoor climbing wall in the fitness center and serves as a central light well into the parking reservoir below grade.

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An innovative operable wall element allows the indoor/outdoor 25-meter salt water pool to be enjoyed year-round.

Warm earth tones, comfortable furnishings and a large fireplace of Colorado Sandstone, local pine, and weathered steel create an inviting community gathering place.

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Contemporary kitchen finishes express local Boulder context.

Units feature bright and spacious living areas centered around the kitchen as a hub for sociability.

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Park Towne Place Museum District Residences

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Aimco PROCUREMENT

SIZE

Bray Whaler

948 Apartment Units 600 Below Grade Parking Spaces

SCOPE OF WORK

COMPLETION

Phase 1: 2016

Architecture Historic Preservation Interior Design Branding Experiential Design Entitlements

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; reimagined 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

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

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The insertion of a new central stair and skylight increases circulation between the upper and lower levels and brings new light to a previously dark space.

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.

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Residential corridors are transformed into interpretive art galleries, with each level featuring a different artist.

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Custom cabinetry and back-painted glass tile.

The Penthouse's feature 5 piece baths, a unique offering in the Downtown Philadelphia district.

Fully renovated and re-designed penthouse unit.

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The Swim Club at Park Towne.

Park Towne's 'Skyline Lounge' features a 14' fire bit bar, outdoor movie theater, and stunning Center City views.

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The Fremont Residences

L O C AT I O N

COMPLETION

Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado

2020

SIZE

382,000 SF

CLIENT

Aimco PROCUREMENT

HPC

Named after one of the American West's great explorers, The Fremont Residences is a 253-unit apartment community both grounded in history and focused on the future. The Fremont is made up of five distinct districts within the building, each presenting a unique facade with quality materials and thoughtful detailing, adding to richness of the street experience.

The buildings boast an array of distinctive unit options including two-level townhomes, walk-up row homes and premier residences with a variety of private balcony options.

The elevated garden courtyard provides private terraces and views to an intimate first-class pool deck, fire pit and fitness facility.

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This light-filled glass pavilion is set in the courtyard garden and provides an inspiring setting for individual and group fitness programming.

The Fremont is defined by a full array of appealing and unique unit offerings, including private entries, fireplaces, and bay windows.

The Library Conservatory provides a restorative space for study, gathering, and reflection.

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21 Fitzsimons Apartment Homes Leasing Office and Plains Art Gallery

L O C AT I O N

COMPLETION

Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado

August 2017

SIZE

24,000 SF

CLIENT

Aimco PROCUREMENT

Bray Whaler

The 21 Fitzsimons Apartment community is uniquely situated in the center of Aurora’s Fitzsimons Medical Campus. Aimco acquired the four 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 arrangement, 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 gallery space, as well as a leasing office for the 21 Fitzsimons Apartment Homes.

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The community kitchen is an amenity offering to all residents as well as an entertaining space for the leasing office.

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

Interior renovations of the neighborhood retail spaces, including Lost Coffee and Reverie Floral, bring new life to the area.

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Western Art Gallery and Residence

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Private

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

14,300 SF

Entitlements Architecture Interior Design Art Collection Layout

COMPLETION

2016

This Cherry Creek North residence stands in one of Denver’s most premier neighborhoods, atop a rise in the landscape that offers uninhibited views to the distinctly Western landscape. The program for the residence includes a state-of-the-art gallery for the client’s outstanding collection of Western art, balanced with open entertainment areas, and clear delineation between public and private space.

The design of this new courtyard residence came from Pueblo vernacular architecture, which is a response to the Western environment. The result is a residence and gallery organized around a central courtyard, with protection on the north side using minimal windows, and extensive south glazing.

This residence stands to demonstrate our studio’s collaborative strengths. As a firm, Tryba was tasked with completing the interior design and architecture of the residence and gallery, landscape design and artwork curation.

Circulation includes passage through the outdoors allowing for a metaphorical and literal connection to the four elements: earth, water, sky, and fire.

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View from the front door through the courtyard and into the Masterpiece Gallery.

Immediately to the south, the warmth and comfort of the hearth draws visitors into the library.

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The connection to the surrounding landscape is maintained through window openings screened by deep steel louvers.

The rhythm of visible structure in the ceiling establishes a series of sub-galleries enclosed by freestanding walls. The gallery is punctuated by two double-height light wells that carefully modulate natural light.

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White cabinetry complements the dark wood features.

Large windows allow the residents a peaceful view of the outdoors.

The central space in the room is encircled by custom shelving to support sculpture and rare books, with space above for display of delicate works on paper, including a collection of masterworks in watercolor by Charlie Russell.

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Belcaro Residence L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Private

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

7,800 SF

Architecture

COMPLETION

2016

This residence sits in a quiet pocket of a Denver neighborhood, surrounded by a well-established landscape. Organized around a central courtyard, and with an abundance of glazing, there are views of the outdoors in every room of the residence.

The home is an oasis for its inhabitants.

The program for this home called for a clear delineation between open entertainment areas and private, more intimately-scaled spaces. The architectural style combines structural elements with organic forms. A monumental fireplace, central to the layout, can be enjoyed both indoors and outdoors.

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Carefully crafted polished plaster walls reflect the natural light introduced by skylights organized along circulation paths. These spaces change dramatically with the sun’s position through the day.

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Every room of the residence features views of the outdoors.

Marble countertop in the kitchen.

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A well-established landscape surrounds the residence.

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A monumental fireplace and hearth forms the center point around which the indoor and outdoor spaces of the house are organized.

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Workplace Design

Working with Tryba Architects has been a great experience. We are working together to create a world-class campus with an identity of its own.

They continue to drive innovation while delivering designs below our budget, while managing change throughout.

We will continue to work and collaborate with Tryba Architects on future projects and appreciate their attention to detail and dedication which are second to none.

Mitch Blain Regional Director, Global Workplace Solutions, CBRE Google

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BCG Chicago's River Lounge coffee bar provides an area allotted for social gatherings or informal collaborations, offering views to the Chicago River 560 feet below.

Creating the Future of Workplace Design We believe that our integrated approach, specialized team members, experience working with diverse companies of scale, and our well-tested ability to provide timeless and vibrant interiors, make us uniquely qualified to deliver the best design for your project.

We are inspired in our every day lives to create active and sustainable office environments. Experts at balancing public vs. private interior spaces, delivering the best acoustics, integrating art and nature in the workplace and providing amenities that fit your organization's unique needs, our team will deliver a world-class experience.

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Boston Consultant Group Denver Office

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

BCG

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

25,000 SF

Interior Design Experiential Design Art Procurement

COMPLETION

2019

Boston Consulting Group’s Denver office has moved to downtown’s newest high-rise structure and commissioned Tryba to design their new space.

Tryba’s principled design approach captures the essence of the Rocky Mountain region to foster a greater sense of community and connectivity, while also providing easy collaboration spaces— offering compelling experiences for consultants, alumni, clients, and guests.

The goal of creating high-value collaborative spaces while reducing individual space needs was achieved by balancing the social spaces with heads down work zones and meeting rooms, with seamless technology. Tryba commissioned an art program for BCG throughout the entire office.

BCG’s goal was to use local Colorado materials in a timeless and sophisticated manner. The team sourced Colorado Calcutta marble direct from Marble, CO, which was fabricated locally.

The reception was positioned on the southern side of the building to ensure sweeping panoramic mountain views. Natural light flows into the reception and the community café, creating a warm and welcoming space.

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BCG’s work lounge cafÊ was positioned to flow directly off the reception allowing for staff and guests to gather in comfortable lounge-style seating in a community space. Packed with stateof-the-art technology, the room features integrated presentation screens for all staff gatherings.

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Comfortable cafĂŠ seating offers consultants a place to sip coffee and meet informally.

Plant life and greenery was specifically designed to be incorporated throughout the office to bring in the outdoors. Tryba commissioned a custom work of art by Christina Watka to add color and texture to the back wall.

The community kitchen was carefully crafted to provide a variety of coffee and beverage options in a space designed to resemble a high-end private residence.

An art piece by local Denver artist Alyson Khan anchors the axis of the East/West corridor, guiding circulation throughout the office and allowing for the amenity areas and office space to enjoy 360-degree views.

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Tryba curated bookshelves with local Colorado artifacts, art works and books, encouraging BCGers to borrow reading materials from the learning library and contribute their own personal items.

Custom workstations were designed for BCG’s new office culture of mobile desking. The workstations were created to work within the building's structural modulation for better views.

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Boston Consultant Group Chicago Office

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Chicago, IL

Boston Consulting Group

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

25,000 SF

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

COMPLETION

2019

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 inherently sustainable design ensures ample access to daylight, panoramic views of the city and improved access to amenities for all employees. The newly transparent partner offices feature full-height double glazed glass walls, maintaining full visibility without sacrificing acoustic privacy.

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

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The staircase connecting floors 44-48 depicts a zig-zag design that offers expansive views of downtown Chicago.

Interior work areas were designed to facilitate a healthier, more collaborative and equitable work environment, while also offering breathtaking views of the city.

Carefully crafted millwork details of black and steel and rift cut wood are carried throughout the space.

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Team rooms were thoughtfully positioned at the corners of open workstation areas with full-height glass fronts to allow both meeting attendees and consultants at their desks to enjoy the city’s sweeping skyline.

Meeting rooms with full-height glass fronts were positioned along circulation spines to support the open workstation areas. The double-glazed glass wall systems were specified to ensure the best acoustical privacy.

Bringing nature indoors and creating spaces for both quiet reflection and social interaction, this highly customized workplace transformed the entire working experience for BCG Chicago.

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Boston Consultant Group Detroit Office

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Detroit, MI

Boston Consulting Group

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

27,000 SF

Interior Design Experiential Design Art Procurement

COMPLETION

March 2021

The Detroit Boston Consulting Group has made the exciting decision to relocate their office to the new enlivened heart of the City’s downtown corridor. After two successful BCG office projects together, BCG enlisted Tryba’s interiors team once again to reimagine the future of their workspaces in Detroit. A brand new 4-story office building is under construction next to Detroit’s Little Caesar's Arena, and BCG will be occupying the entire 2nd level. Building off the excitement of the next door Arena, the team has positioned the Café space and lounge on the southern side of the floor plate, to capture that exterior activity and share it with their social spaces. While corporate standards are required, the design team is creating a unique office experience that best reflects the culture of the Detroit office.

The Tryba team is working closely with the Core/Shell Developer to ensure all of BCG’s office requirements are being accounted for during the construction of the base building. With the use of Revit technology and modeling, the team is able to walk BCG through a complete virtual reality rendering of their space, even before the building is complete.

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Google 2930 Pearl Street Campus

L O C AT I O N

SCOPE OF WORK

Boulder, Colorado

Programming Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design Entitlements

SIZE

100,000 SF COMPLETION

2019 (Phase II)

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

LEED Silver CLIENT

Google

This global tech company's growth continues to expand into the second building of Phase II on the Pearl Street campus. Our team is currently leading 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 interior.

A Colorado palette of materials emphasizes the company's premier location and position in the region.

The concept of biosystems is brought forth from Phase I and enhanced with a network of trails in the layout of the Phase II building.

The Silver LEED certified campus includes a rooftop PV system, exercises daylight harvesting, and utilizes LED lighting throughout, compost, recycling and trash systems and sustainable landscaping.

The 4th Level Café was positioned to capture Boulder’s best views both inside and out, as it connects to an expansive exterior terrace. The interiors use Douglas Fir wood to assist in creating shade along the floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall, providing better levels of comfort for the users.

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The large exterior terrace on the 4th level is directly connected to the CafĂŠ, allowing users to choose between indoor and outdoor seating at any time during the year.

The second level micro kitchen was themed around Colorado’s Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, bringing in darker wood tones and finishes to emulate the rocky terrain of this landmark.

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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 seven-building 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. An experiential redesign of the space resulted in a community environment encouraging staff to connect and collaborate.

The office 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, stadium seating, a climbing wall and golf simulator.

A balance of social and heads-down work zones was a high priority for Google. Micro-kitchens, unique spaces and more contemplative areas are located along the circulation paths allowing for the open work areas to maintain access to natural light and views to the Flatirons.

Drop Shot micro-kitchen, 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 taps.

Corridor view

Double-height ‘Center Court‘ provides a full range of games and activities at the center of the workplace

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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 Design Entitlements

COMPLETION

2018

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 interior of the building offers different choices for working, with an open-concept office environment and balcony as well as a ground-level coworking space that provides a direct visual connection to street life on Market.

The interior of exposed structural wood glulams, steel beams, and tongue-and-groove 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.

Floors 2 and 3 are bathed in natural light and 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 and beyond. The building completes the street wall on the southeast corner of 15th and Market.

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

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Ground level coworking / event space with direct visual connection to surrounding street life on Market Street.

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

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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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 Stalls

Architecture Interior Design Landscape Design Experiential Design

COMPLETED

2017

Located on the west bank of the South Platte River along historic Platte River, Riverview at 1700 Platte weaves together the site's natural, historic industrial, and urban influences in the beautiful mixed-use campus.

Soaring ceilings allow for an abundance of natural light to nourish the striking 425-square-foot living green wall. At 24 feet, the wall welcomes users through the Platte Street interior courtyard connecting the river landscape through the building to the street edge.

Throughout the campus, the design vocabulary provides a sense of adventure and discovery that reflects the ways we engage with the natural landscape and activates and enlivens the workplace within. Stepped terraces, pathways, courtyards, stairs and balconies rise from the river's edge, providing a variety of opportunities to interact with nature.

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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View of the living green wall from the second floor.

“Two Rivers,� a poem by Colorado Poet Laureate Thomas Hornsby Ferril, is engraved on a custom wood seat element.

Tenants enjoy a quiet moment in the outdoor open space within ample greenway and views of the 159 Platte River.

Colorado Center Tower 3

L O C AT I O N

CLIENTS

Denver, Colorado

Lincoln Property Company ASB Real Estate Investments

SIZE

650,800 SF 767 Structured Parking Spaces COMPLETED

2017 (Phase I)

SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Master Planning Interior Design Experiential Design Entitlements

Colorado Center is Denver’s premiere Transit Oriented Development, featuring an RTD Light Rail Station, FasTracks, CarShare, and a bike and 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, and entertainment complex.

The main reception and lobby space were designed to be a ‘Living Room‘ for this multiple tower office development. Comfortable seating, community tables and a fireplace were all designed with a hospitality mindset. Local Loveland, CO sandstone clads the elevator core walls and flanks retail entry spaces. A rooftop terrace and outdoor area add a first-in-class amenity for not only the building tenants but also for the Denver market as a coveted space for events.

The main lobby is a designed as a living room fronting Main Street.

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The sandstone portal creates a threshold to the Douglass Fir wood panels that bring warmth and sophistication to the front door experience.

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

Hospitality furnishings were custom designed to create a variety of seating for informal meetings.

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The Vault at 821 17th Street

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Harbor Associates

COMPLETION

SCOPE OF WORK

2019

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

Harbor Associates tasked Tryba with repositioning 821 17th Street in Downtown Denver. One of the Four Corners buildings in Denver’s financial and business district, the Ideal Building was originally built in 1907 and was reported to be the first major multi-story building to be built in reinforced concrete west of the Mississippi.

In November of 2017 the building was purchased

by Harbor Associates. The building has been rechristened ‘The Vault‘ and is conceived of as a repository of local history, memories and innovations.

The upper floors of the building were reintroduced into the market providing fresh, light filled floor plates for a group of carefully selected office tenants. The lower floors are being restored and improved to provide a home for either a market hall retail concept or a marquee anchor office tenant.

In order to attract future tenants, the team designed a spec suite with a community kitchen and furnished gathering spaces to show the potential of these unique historic floor plates for office use.

Office tenants enjoy food, beverage and retail elements on the lower floors.

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The building lobby was thoughtfully renovated to merge the historic character of the space with a fresh and welcoming new look.

Geometric motifs from the historic bank interior were used to create bold, bike-tread-inspired graphics for the new bike room.

The dramatic new washroom amenity is inspired by the historic bank vault which anchors the space.

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Plentiful seating options accompany a long kitchen table and counter.

The community kitchen was designed with the modern amenities of today’s workplace with food and beverage offerings for a new workforce.

The FF&E was curated down to the artwork and accessories to show the potential of the office’s unique offering.

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The Glass Lab Creative Office Repositioning

CLIENT L O C AT I O N

Portland, OR

ScanlanKemperBard (SKB)

SIZE

SCOPE OF WORK

46,000 SF COMPLETION

2019

Architecture Interior Design Branding & Experiential Design

Tryba completed the renovation and adaptive reuse of The Glass Lab, a 46,000-square-foot former glass factory in the Portland Innovation Quadrant (Portland IQ). The team collaborated with Portland-based owner ScanlanKemperBard (SKB) and Lorentz Bruun Construction to turn the vintage two-story industrial building into a community-oriented creative hub for the next generation of creators and innovators. The team’s integrated approach balanced respect for the building’s 1950s warehouse-style architecture with the area’s forward-thinking ethos.

Original building elements were restored and revealed, preserving the building’s historic character within an open, flexible work environment. The combination of exposed concrete, old-growth timber beams and tongue and groove wood floors helps to maintain a raw, authentic feel throughout the building while extensive window lines, soaring ceilings and large skylights keep the space naturally bright.

Tenant suites feature storefront glass facing a main hall and lobby area to bring in natural light while also creating a sense of connectivity that supports the concept of collaboration between tenants.

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Tryba Architects collaborated with SKB to re-brand the project with a new name and graphic identity, expressed throughout.

The creative space’s industrial theme is expressed upon entry with this large-scale experiential graphic.

The project team kept features that pay tribute to the history of the building. An overhead crane, while no longer operational, is retained in a loading dock area.

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17th and California Office Repositioning

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Denver, Colorado

Equity Office JLL

SIZE

110,000 SF

SCOPE OF WORK

COMPLETION

Architecture Interior Design Experiential Design

Ongoing

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 five 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.

BEFORE

Retail and market space

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The previously unused link space will be converted into an active retail hub and community gathering room at the heart of the Denver financial district. The interior design provides outlets for multiple retailers, exposed steel and industrial lighting.

Exterior trellises are designed with Tivoli lighting, a mix of comfortable furnishings, gathering tables and garden spaces to encourage the public to activate the plaza.

Picnic tables, decorative lighting and a series of planters with seasonal varietal plantings create exterior garden rooms.

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Civic & Cultural

When the building opened, the public experienced human scale and harmony with the landscape. The renewed building heralds a return of great museum architecture in the service of program, staff and visitor.

Buck Blessing, Former Chairman of the Board of Directors Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

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Strengthening Community Institutions Tryba Architects has designed new museums, expanded existing museums, designed sensitive additions to national historic register buildings, and delivered a range of prominent civic buildings including their interior architecture.

We are personally inspired to partner with you on every step – planning, design, public dialogue, persuasion and fundraising. The goal is to realize the ambition of the institution and it’s responsibility to the larger community.

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Western Stock Show Association Legacy Building

L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado COMPLETION

Ongoing SIZE

100,000 SF

CLIENT

Western Stock Show Association SCOPE OF WORK

Architecture Entitlements Urban Design Interior Design Experiential Design

Central to the redevelopment of the National Western Center, the Legacy Building will be the Western Stock Show Association’s new world headquarters.

The building engages the public, visitors, members and employees in the active life of the campus while fostering the enjoyment of new gathering spaces and exploration of art, heritage displays and exhibitions.

Distinctive outdoor terraces will offer views of the National Western Center grounds, the river and the Rocky Mountains beyond. The Club will be a unique space of Western hospitality with views into the Livestock Arena and to the Denver skyline to the South. The architectural language and materiality of the building reflects the culture and heritage of the West, serving as a home for all members of the National Western family.

Large event spaces will support the regular functions of the complex and a variety of events.

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CLUB

EXHIBITION

OFFICE

PARKING

ARENA SERVICE Exposed timbers, fire pits, and chandeliers are some of the unique features of these multi-purpose spaces.

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Buell Public Media Center

L O C AT I O N

SCOPE OF WORK

Denver, Colorado

Architecture Urban Design Entitlements Interior Design Experiential Design FF&E

COMPLETION

Ongoing SIZE

153,000 SF CLIENT

Rocky Mountain Public Media Located at the nexus of five distinct districts—Lower Downtown, the Central Business District, Five Points, RINO and Upper Ballpark—the Buell Public Media Center is at the confluence of commerce, cultural heritage and media arts.

The shaped volume of the Masterpiece Studio is set adjacent to a transparent activated corner with the café, community meeting room and exhibit space visible from the street. Above are located the Rocky Mountain Public Media offices and KUVO-FM (89.3) jazz-radio studios. Views into the active programming of the building, new street trees and café seating will contribute to an engaging pedestrian experience.

The design responds to the character of the neighborhood, incorporating a mix of urban uses and interweaving of adjacent textures and scale. Brick and heavy timber salvaged from an existing, on-site building are re-used while contemporary materials and forms complement this accessible and engaging civic structure and cultural amenity.

The new community lobby space provides casual seating and informal meeting areas for the public and employees.

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The iconic building rejuvenates History Colorado’s mission: to engage the public in exploring Colorado’s history.

History Colorado Center CLIENT

State of Colorado Colorado Historical Society L O C AT I O N

Denver, Colorado COMPLETION

2012 SIZE

189,000 SF

COST

$70 Million SCOPE OF WORK

Architect of Record Master Planning Entitlements Interior Design FF&E

A beacon for a new southern gateway to the historic Civic Center District, the History Colorado Center engages the public, visitors and employees in the active life of Denver’s cultural district and the exploration of 15-million historic artifacts.

The main entrance sets back from the sidewalk atop broad stone stairs, framed by a board-formed concrete lintel and weathered steel portal, conveying a ceremonial entrance. The program is wrapped around a vast four-story atrium, the Great Hall, which opens to the south, allowing sunlight to fill the space.

An expansive fourth-story balcony offers views of Colorado’s Front Range and Denver’s distinguished cultural buildings. Natural light and interior materials connect Colorado’s geology to its history.

The Great Hall connects all levels and provides an impressive space for deep contemplation on the ramifications of our history.

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The Rendezvous Cafe.

Commemorative benches exemplify the use of local natural materials throughout the interiors of the museum.

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Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

L O C AT I O N

CLIENT

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

COMPLETION

SCOPE OF WORK

2007 SIZE

132,000 SF

Architect of Record Historic Preservation Interior Design

The original Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, designed in 1936 by New Mexico architect John Gaw Meem, is considered one of Colorado’s ten most significant buildings and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The program for Tryba Architects’ 2005 expansion and renovation called for restoration to all public spaces and galleries and the addition of new permanent and temporary exhibition space, public meeting and event spaces, classrooms, artist studios, a restaurant and café and additional storage.

The restoration of over 66,000 SF of existing structure and the addition of more than 66,000 SF of new building emerged as a carefully choreographed ballet of contrasts: between the old and the new, the earth and the sky; solid and void; concrete and glass; sun and shade.

Profound juxtaposition of contemporary architecture against the eternal landscape

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Active galleries for artwork and educational programming.

Light infused terrazzo corridor.

The central Courtyard has become a center of social life in Colorado Springs.

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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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