Sunday, May 5, 2019

Knorr Architectural Design Sets Record

Front elevation, 460 St.Paul Street, Denver, CO.
This past month one of our architectural designs in the Denver Cherry Creek neighborhood went on the market for $14 million. There is no decimal point missing in that number; at $14 million it is the highest price ever asked for a residence in Cherry Creek and nearly double the previous high. We've always been quite proud of this design. It combines rectilinear geometry with sweeping curves. A series of interconnected courtyards introduce greenery and the sound of water to a compact urban
Living room fireplace. 
site. The house was designed by our office and built by Paul Kobey in 1999. The house was sold to its current owner after a few years. They then purchased a 35'x125' adjacent parcel and asked us to design a gym addition. This resulted in a dramatic multi-level space that makes a beautiful private gym, but would also make an excellent art gallery should the next owners be serious collectors.

Click this link to the realtor's listing containing a detailed description with additional pictures.
Lounge area.

Skylight over gym juice bar.

Two story gym.

Koi pond.

Skylight over main stairway. (Used for our blog title page.)
Courtyard between gym (left) and main house (right).
Living room. 
Gym left, main house right. 
Steps from sunken garden.
















Images: Rob Munger.