Notes from the Studio | August 2025
New Logo, Who ‘Dis? We gave our brand a little refresh this quarter—starting with an updated logo that better reflects where we’re headed. It’s cleaner, sharper, and built to grow with us, while still grounded in the values that shaped us from the start: collaboration, community-first, and creative solutions. As the seasons shift and we […
Silverthorne Breaks Ground on Recreation Center Expansion
On April 29, the Town of Silverthorne broke ground on the long-awaited expansion of the Silverthorne Recreation Center—kicking off construction on more than 24,000 square feet of new and reimagined space for the community. Collab Architecture is proud to support this exciting project, alongside a dedicated team and community leaders who helped bring the vi
Collab Architecture Featured in the Ouray County Plaindealer
Collab Architecture was recently featured in the Ouray County Plaindealer for our work reimagining the Ouray Hot Springs Pool Bathhouse. The article spotlighted three conceptual exterior designs—each shaped by community feedback and inspired by Ouray’s stunning landscape. With nearly 20,000 square feet of new programming planned, including a fitness cent
Notes from the Studio | March 2025
A new year brings new opportunities, but before moving forward, we take time to reflect. At the start of 2024, we each wrote down personal and professional goals, sealing them in a Collab time capsule to revisit a year later. To kick off 2025, our visioning session was a chance to look back—celebrating achievements, acknowledging […]
Heron Lakes Custom Residence Featured in NoCo Style Magazine
We’re excited to share that one of our custom residential projects in Heron Lakes has been featured in NoCo Style Magazine! Designed by Jordan Lockner and Andrea Eichacker of Collab Architecture, this rustic-meets-modern home reflects the client’s Montana roots while embracing luxury, comfort, and breathtaking views of Longs Peak and Lonetree Reservoir.
Celebrating the Hope Springs Development Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Collab Architecture was honored to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Hope Springs development, a milestone moment in our partnership with Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity. This innovative community will provide over 100 affordable housing opportunities, including homes built with 3D printing technology, offering energy-efficient, “zero ready” r
Join Us at the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Greeley’s Hope Springs Community!
Collab Architecture is proud to partner with Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity on the transformative Hope Springs community, recently featured in NoCo Style Magazine. This innovative, sustainable development will bring much-needed affordable housing to families in Greeley and set a new standard across Colorado. The upcoming ribbon-cutting event will feature
Truss Signing Marks a Milestone for CASA of Larimer County
Before the close of 2024, Collab Architecture reached a major milestone in our partnership with Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity, contributing $200,000 toward the Hope Springs Development—set to become one of the largest Habitat projects in the nation and the largest in Colorado. This donation reflects our deep commitment to affordable housing in the regi
Collab Architecture’s Silverthorne Recreation Center Expansion Project Featured in Summit Daily
Collab Architecture was recently featured in the Summit Daily News for our work on the Silverthorne Recreation Center expansion, a 23,000 SF project designed to meet the growing recreational needs of the community. In collaboration with town officials and consultants, we developed conceptual plans and public-facing materials to support a proposed lodging tax
Collab Architecture Featured in Recent Update on the Town of Superior Civic Center Project
Collab Architecture was recently featured in an article highlighting the Town of Superior Civic Center, an 8,000 SF cultural hub set to open in Downtown Superior by Summer/Fall 2025, featuring event space, classrooms, flexible programming areas, and a catering kitchen to complement the town’s existing community center.