104,000 sf
Denver, CO

A repeat client, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP, entrusted BOOTS with the construction of their four floor, 104,000 sf office located in a class A high-rise building in downtown Denver. Elegant, modern, and functional, this space was meticulously designed for the post-COVID era, to strategically attract employees back to the workplace while also accommodating a work-from-home approach with individual and flexible office spaces.

Key features of the office include a cutting-edge four-story staircase crowned with a cold-rolled steel element, Modernus sliding glass office fronts, a spacious catering area, and a variety of ceiling types including Acoustibuilt and 9Wood. The expansive multipurpose areas are equipped with Skyfold partitions so employees can create smaller and more private meeting spaces. To add a touch of warmth and sophistication, the space is adorned with wood paneling throughout and a custom Opti Myst fireplace in the main reception area.

Functioning as the flagship office, this design will serve as the new benchmark for all of Brownstein’s offices nationwide, setting a fresh standard for the legal firm’s workspaces across the country.

50,272 sf
Denver, CO

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner’s revitalized Denver office exudes a vibrant and sunlit atmosphere. The construction showcases a newly erected internal stair, unique Turf ceilings, a Skyfold partition, and multiple other operable partitions fostering an adaptable workspace. The office also features an Opti-Myst fireplace, adding a touch of modern luxury and a walnut credenza, designed to appear seamlessly integrated through the conference room glass wall, stands out as an eye-catching focal point.

47,856 sf
Denver, CO

Kutak Rock’s new 47,856 sf office is all about functionality and comfort. One of the key features of the new design is the standardization of attorney and paralegal offices to a uniform size, both interior and perimeter. Off the main reception area, there’s a spacious hospitality space and conferencing center. The walls in the conferencing center are operable, making the space adaptable for various functions. The hospitality space is a highlight, offering breathtaking views and plenty of natural light. It features a range of seating options, sparkling water, beer taps, and an espresso machine—perfect for both work and relaxation. To enhance connectivity between floors, a new connecting staircase has been added, linking the hospitality space and the work lounge.

14,937 sf
Denver, CO

National firm, Michael Best & Friedrich LLP opened its doors to a new, larger office in Denver at Block162 to keep up with a growing team. Highlights include a Muraflex operable wall with ribbed glass for privacy in the lobby lounge and 180-degree pivot doors covered in hand painted silk from Italy that lead into the conference rooms. All-glass office fronts provide the full space with access to daylight and views of the mountains.

30,000 sf
Denver, CO

This multi-phased remodel is located at 1400 Wewatta in downtown Denver. The tenant had some high-end finishes including Alur Operable Walls, 9wood ceilings, Italian tile, back painted glass, and new graphics throughout.

40,748 sf
Denver, CO

This two-floor, 27-phase occupied remodel is located at 16 Market Square in downtown Denver. The tenant had some high-end finishes and unique colorful surfaces combining for a truly one-of-a-kind build out. We completed the original project and were called back by Moye White to perform an expansion…another example of a satisfied repeat business client.

15,214 sf
Denver, CO

Repeat client Senn Visciano Canges's office modernization included an updated reception with elegant hardwood entry and upgraded conference and huddle rooms with specialty acoustic wall panels.

56,000 sf
Denver, CO

Taking space on the top three floors of the Tabor Center, one of Denver’s premier Class A office buildings, this client desired soothing, modern finishes for this complete gut and remodel. Working within an occupied building, each floor was demolished and then reconstructed in a multi-phase effort. Maple millwork, natural stone, and NanaWalls and an impressive new interior staircase highlight the work.