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Since 1948, Laradon has empowered children and adu

Since 1948, Laradon has empowered children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) so they can embrace possibility and reach their full potential. Lincoln House is an independent living program, which is one of several residential settings that Laradon utilizes to support individuals with IDD to live happy and fulfilling lives.

2023 Eagle Award Winner! Viña Apartments, in Den

2023 Eagle Award Winner! Viña Apartments, in Denver’s Elyria-Swansea Neighborhood is 150-unit permanently affordable housing co-located with Tepeyac Community Health Center and local fresh food provided by Tacos El Huequito (a neighborhood taqueria) and Noir Market (a local fresh food co-op). Developed by Columbia Ventures and designed by yours truly @koooooomaw and @tomotteson

Charity’s House is a 36-unit PSH community in th

Charity’s House is a 36-unit PSH community in the Five Points neighborhood. The properties acquired for the development once belonged to local baseball legend and star pitcher Thomas “Pistol Pete” Albright. The building was developed by BlueLine Development and Agape Christian Church, led by Pastor Robert Woolfolk, Sr. and Eddie Woolfolk.

Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. and the Brain Injury

Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. and the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado have come together to build and sustain a groundbreaking housing concept – providing a home to unhoused people experiencing disability, primarily a traumatic brain injury. This 72-unit PSH is in the East Colfax Neighborhood.

Laurel House is a 34-unit PSH dedicated to homeles

Laurel House is a 34-unit PSH dedicated to homeless youth in Grand Junction. Developed by BlueLine Development.

Mason Place is a 60-unit Permanent Supportive Hous

Mason Place is a 60-unit Permanent Supportive Housing community in midtown Fort Collins; developed by Housing Catalyst.

Avenida del Sol is an 80-unit affordable housing c

Avenida del Sol is an 80-unit affordable housing community in the Westwood Neighborhood, developed by Gorman & Company.

Oak 140 is a 79-unit workforce housing development

Oak 140 is a 79-unit workforce housing development in downtown Ft. Collins, developed by Housing Catalyst.

Cadence is a 55-unit affordable senior housing com

Cadence is a 55-unit affordable senior housing community in Ft. Collins, developed by Volunteers of America.

Rhonda’s Place opened earlier this month in Denv

Rhonda’s Place opened earlier this month in Denver’s Barnum neighborhood. This 49-unit PSH community was developed by the REDI Corporation.

“If a building doesn’t have a mural, is it eve

“If a building doesn’t have a mural, is it even a Shopworks building, bro?” -unnamed Shopworker

Excited to celebrate the completion of Thrive! Thi

Excited to celebrate the completion of Thrive! This 135-unit building developed by Denver Housing Authority is in the heart of the Sun Valley neighborhood.

What’s the secret to designing a staircase? Just

What’s the secret to designing a staircase? Just take it step by step. 🤪 Here’s some of our favs.

48th & Race (AKA Viña Apartments) courtyard updat

48th & Race (AKA Viña Apartments) courtyard update! @guerillagarden finished the mural and has begun on some other areas of the buildings. Furniture and plants have been arriving and residents are moving in!

Local Artist @guerillagarden (AKA "Jolt") has begu

Local Artist @guerillagarden (AKA "Jolt") has begun the courtyard murial process at 48th & Race!

Housing is restorative. Take a journey down 14th

Housing is restorative. Take a journey down 14th Ave. in Denver and you'll come across an unsuspecting gem! ⛪ One of our most challenging projects to date, St. Francis Center's Warren Residences is a 49-unit, Supportive Housing project located inside a restored church! It features shared kitchens and baths, completely unique units, and the main sanctuary was preserved as a residential community space. Fun fact: The original church was built in 1909 and was designed by none other than Denver-famous Architect, William Fisher.

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