Wow, can you believe it?! It’s been 15 years since Kevin Koernig took the leap to entrepreneurship, launching Studio K2, after many years designing for landmark projects while at larger, established firms. Kevin started his venture into entrepreneurship with an … Continue reading
We are so very proud of our fearless leader Geneva Kowalski, who graduated from the Denver International Airport – City & County of Denver Dept of Aviation Business Development Training Academy 200 yesterday. BDTA exists to supports small businesses at … Continue reading
Studio K2 has been helping developer Paul Andrews make The Crossing, his development in Buena Vista, as sustainable and community-focused as possible. The development will help solve a critical affordable housing need in our mountain communities. Studio K2 Architecture provided … Continue reading
The SK2-designed High Plainz Strains Drive-Thru in Fort Lupton opened earlier this spring and was featured by the Fort Lupton Press.
Stanley Mine could become a new adventure park A developer wants to turn the Stanley Mines near Idaho Springs into a new adventure park. West of Idaho Springs, just off Interstate 70 is a landmark Bruce Russell said can’t be … Continue reading
Goed Zuur, a Sour-Only Beer Bar, Elevates Denver’s Beer-and-Food Game The palette of Denver’s palate deepens and broadens today when Goed Zuur opens in Five Points, serving not just a vast spectrum of complex sour and wild ales, but a … Continue reading
Eight-Story Condo Project Rising in Denver’s West Colfax Neighborhood The 56-unit, eight-story Julian Heights condo project recently got a green light from the city of Denver. Julian Heights is slated to be built near Cheltenham Elementary School, northwest of the … Continue reading
Goed Zuur beer bar sets opening date in Denver’s Five Points Goed Zuur expects to begin pouring life back into a more than 120-year-old spot in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood starting this spring. The pub focused solely on sour and … Continue reading
John Fayman Will Open Goed Zuur in Five Points, Serving Wild and Sour Beers With more than 300 breweries making some of the most well-regarded, well-known beers in the United States, Colorado is frequently referred to as the Napa Valley … Continue reading
Tax credits for historic preservation help spark neighborhood eco-devo Thirteen buildings across Colorado received the tax credits through a new program to preserve historic commercial buildings Workers stripping a layer of stucco from the exterior walls of a late-19th century … Continue reading
