Davis Partnership Architects

We are excited to share that Ann H. Adams AIA FACHA EDAC will be presenting two sessions at the HCD Healthcare Design Expo & Conference held October 25-28 at the Kansas City Convention Center. Our healthcare experts Daren Willden, AIA, Ryan Estes, AIA, Hailey Roberts, CHID, NCIDQ, WELL AP, TXRID and Melyssa Feiler, CHID, EDAC, NCIDQ will also be in attendance. They are looking forward to connecting with industry leaders and learning about the latest trends in healthcare design and construction. Are you attending? Please say “hi”!   https://www.hcdexpo.com/.  

We are delighted that two of our projects, Boulder Fire Station #3 and the Steamboat Springs Fire Station #1, received Honor Awards at the national Fire Industry Education Resource Organization (F.I.E.R.O.) Station Design Conference, which celebrates excellence in fire and emergency facility design. Additionally, Station #3 was awarded a 2025 Best Project Award in the Government/Public Building category from Engineering News-Record (ENR). The award recognizes the project’s sustainability features, design, and construction. Congratulations to our partners at both Cities on these acknowledgements.   Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gCZyKUkb

Davis Partnership Architects was proud to support the The Susan E. Stanton Foundation, continuing her legacy through mentoring and providing scholarships for aspiring young women in commercial real estate. It was a great night of connecting and raising money. Thanks to Dena Wyatt, Stacy Stout, FSMPS, CPSM, and all the others who serve on the Board of this great organization.   

Recently, our office had the opportunity to take a tour of the new Aurora Mental Health and Recovery Center, a Davis project currently under construction.   The Aurora Mental Health and Recovery Center is a new psychiatric facility that includes walk-in crisis, crisis stabilization, substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and connect to care. The building itself is over 47,000 sq ft and includes a brick, metal panel, and EIFS exterior. The first floor consists of all outpatient treatment areas while the second-floor houses both of the inpatient functions including crisis stabilization and SUD treatment. The third floor of the building is entirely a staff space including the break area, large staff deck, and conference room. Construction on this impressive project commenced in 2024 and is on track to be completed by the end of this year. We are thrilled to witness this project come to life! 🏗️

Davis Partnership Architects was proud to sponsor the Hoedown Hill Music Festival in Windsor, CO. Members of our team took the opportunity to enjoy two days of great live music while supporting our community. Thanks to everyone who attended 🤠

We’re proud to share that our team has been recognized with three Engineering News-Record (ENR) Mountain States awards this year. 🏆 Government/Public Building – Best Project City of Boulder Fire Station No. 3 – Boulder, CO Submitted by Mark Young Construction Photo by Thomas Ellis 🏆 Health Care – Award of Merit Vail Precourt Healing Center – Vail, CO Submitted by Haselden Construction 🏆 Higher Education/Research – Award of Merit Colorado Christian University Armstrong Center – Lakewood, CO Submitted by Saunders Construction A big thank-you to our incredible GC partners- Mark Young Construction, LLC, Haselden Construction, and Saunders Construction for their collaboration on these award-winning projects. We’re proud to see these projects celebrated and grateful to be part of teams shaping communities across Colorado.

Our team recently rolled up their sleeves with Habitat for Humanity for a volunteer day sponsored by Kaiser Permanente and the impact was inspiring. The team of Nick Molter, Benjamin Hanlon, Jonathan Fertig, Karen Hailey, Jonathan Libman, Kelsey Myron-Karels, Josh Perrin, and Owen Railey helped install a new fence and gate, demolish and replace a window unit, and refresh siding and trim. No Revit license required. But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t any technical knowledge required. As per Nick Molter, “While demolishing the window it was discovered that there was no lintel on the existing brick and a good portion of the wall almost came down when tearing out the frame. Thankfully the team acted fast and was able to create a new support and install the new window unit after a little custom shearing (totally not voiding any sort of warranty).” We’re proud of our team for putting their skills and energy toward housing our neighbors and supporting the community. 🛠️

We’re proud to support the American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA) as a sponsor for their 25th Anniversary Celebration. Congratulations to ACHA on this milestone, and we look forward to celebrating with colleagues and friends across the industry.

Join myself, Ann H. Adams AIA FACHA EDAC and our H2H team tomorrow at 11am Mountain time as we discuss the NDMS Hotel2Hospital project. This virtual Education session is free for AIA members and gains you 1 CEU/HSW credit... Registration link below:   "This session introduces Hotel2Hospital (H2H), a groundbreaking solution proving existing hotels can transform into fully functional alternate care facilities (ACFs) providing medical-surgical and ICU-level care."   Register: https://lnkd.in/ed5qKTxi

Located at W. Tennessee Ave and Santa Fe Drive, Broadway Station- Block G has new life after a larger version wasn’t financially feasible.    Now only 8 stories and 367 units, the building is the first of two adjacent sites to be developed, with both sites fronting a public plaza. A recently completed pedestrian bridge over the rail tracks to the east will connect visitors to the plaza, retail, and live/work programming on site.    A simple design parti of interlocking bars orients views west to the mountains while establishing a strategy for exterior material allocations. GID has high expectations for quality, and so DPA architecture, landscape design, and interior design will continue to refine the overall concept and adapt concepts from the previous design iterations as we to bring this idea to life. PROJECT TEAM:  Architecture: Ben Kallechey, David Pulliam, Christopher Tomdale, Tyler Bassett Interiors: Cynthia Steinbrecher, Amanda Jou, Jordan Thomason, NCIDQ, LEED GA, IIDA  Landscape: Justin DiPietro, Beth Krehbiel, Eric T, Jeff S Partner: Philip Fossen AIA, LEED AP