Many Hats: The Roles That Architects Play on Behalf of the Client
In architecture school we are taught that an architect must be able to “wear many hats”, as a metaphor for
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In architecture school we are taught that an architect must be able to “wear many hats”, as a metaphor for
EVstudio has the pleasure of listening to a presentation put together by Tim Pate. Tim is a code official at
We recently put together a rectory design for St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Denver. What makes the project unique is
We have been working on a schematic design for a new sanctuary addition to the Ralston Hills Slavic Baptist Church off 64th
We wanted to share the rendering of what Giovanni’s Italian restaurant in Copperas Cove, Texas will look like when complete.
EVstudio is very pleased to announce that we have added a new Architect to our Denver office, Matthew Svoboda, AIA.
While EVstudio has designed a number of restaurant spaces in the past, there are characteristics that make bakeries unique among
Elicia Ratajczyk of EV Studio participated in the organization of the Colorado local Natural Talent Design Competition again this year,
The City and County of Denver is a municipality that requires contractors to have a license to pull a permit.

Denver requires that all equipment used in commercial restaurant kitchens, including prefabricated equipment must meet commercial design standards. All floor-mounted
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) specifies the minimum criteria for Accessible Doors in New Construction Accessible Buildings. According to
Because of the overwhelming response from our post on the cost of commercial construction per square foot, I did some