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In honor of the New Orleans Saints overcoming all odds to win the Super Bowl in their first appearance, we thought it appropriate to highlight one part-time Big Easy resident's quest to bring hope to the post-Katrina city in a different way--through architecture.
Okay, we know Brad Pitt is more of a celebrity than anything, but his determination to "Make... [Read more...]
Filed under Green DesignTags: architecture, Brandt Vanderbosch, Buildings, Colorado, Contemporary Architecture, design, High end Design, LEED, Modern, mountain architects, mountain architecture, Mountain Style, Rocky Mountains, Steamboat Architecture, Steamboat Springs, Steamboat Springs Colorado, sustainable design, timber frame architecture, Vertical Arts
In their January-February 2010 issue, Colorado Homes & Lifestyles highlighted three Colorado craftsmen who are making in-roads on the local design scene in "Masters of the Craft."
According to the article, each of the three furniture designers "possesses a distinctive knack for creating pieces that advance the fine art of design while honoring timeless... [Read more...]
Filed under Green DesignTags: architecture, Brandt Vanderbosch, Buildings, Colorado, Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, Contemporary Architecture, design, furniture, High end Design, Modern, mountain architects, mountain architecture, Mountain Style, Rocky Mountains, Steamboat Architecture, Steamboat Springs, Steamboat Springs Colorado, timber frame architecture, Vertical Arts
Have you seen the newest issue of Mountain Living? Their January/February "Mountain Modern" issue revealed a newer, cleaner design, as well as a great article about mountain-modern style.
According to a style article, High Country Shopping, "Mountain-modern style is all about the mix: clean lines and sleek finishes paired with natural forms and rustic touches."
Below,... [Read more...]
Filed under VibeTags: architecture, Brandt Vanderbosch, Buildings, Colorado, Contemporary Architecture, design, High end Design, Modern, mountain architects, mountain architecture, Mountain Living, Mountain Style, Rocky Mountains, shopping, Steamboat Architecture, Steamboat Springs, Steamboat Springs Colorado, style, timber frame architecture, Vertical Arts
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