High, Low, Buffalo.

In this clip, we dive into the origin story behind the name “High Low Buffalo” and why it felt like the perfect fit for my architecture firm. It was also an honor to be the first guest, along with Daniel Stine of Lake Flato Architects, on Autodesk’s new “AEC on AEC Conversations” series! I had the pleasure of spending a day chatting about architecture and some of the challenges, tools, and opportunities within the industry. A huge thank you to Autodesk and especially Amanda Thao for the invitation—it was a fantastic experience! Keep an eye out for the series, which will be released in smaller videos over the coming weeks. YouTube link in bio. Fantastic production by Visual Aid, Inc. @autodeskrevit?@autodesk?@lakeflato?@visualaidinc #architect?#architecture?#conversation?#series

We had a great time at our Happy Hour event on August 8th at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) hosted by our friends at Signature Windows + Doors It was a relaxed evening where we got to catch up, check out some fantastic art, and enjoy drinks and appetizers in a creative setting. Thanks to everyone who joined us—it was wonderful to step away from the office and connect in Boulder! Photography by Daniel Jenkins Photography #ArchitecturalNetworking?#ArtAndArchitecture #SignatureWindowsAndDoors?#CreativeNetworking #boulderdesign

We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Tatiana Bilbao Estudio, which has led to us being shortlisted for the RFP phase of the new North Boulder Creative Campus! A huge thank you to BMoCA, Emerald Development, Trestle Strategy Group, and the rest of the selection committee for this incredible opportunity! This RFQ process was highly competitive, and we’re honored to be in the company of these other firms: * Fernanda Canales x Tres Birds * Johnston Marklee + Independent Architecture + BVH Architecture * Sasaki + Patkau Architects * SO-IL + Coburn + Dig Studio We can’t wait to collaborate with our friends at TBE to bring an inspired new vision for the North Boulder community to life! Stay tuned for more updates. Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) #boulder #design #nobo #architecture

Watch this "incredibly well dressed couple" tackle home design. Spoiler: They need help... Starting on a custom home is not always easy. Ever seen someone struggle to design their dream home? It’s not always pretty. But (at lease in this case) it can be funny. ?? Enter: Our Custom Home Guide. (https://lnkd.in/gEfYvGV6). This guide helps you better understand topics like: ???Initial Considerations: Get clarity on your vision and choose the perfect site.? ???Design Phases: Understand every step from pre-design to construction.? ???Project Timeline: Learn what to expect and when.? ???Design Fees: Navigate costs with confidence.? ???Construction Budgets: Budget like a pro with insider tips. Whether you're dreaming of a mountain retreat or an urban oasis, this guide has got you covered! Hit this link https://lnkd.in/gEfYvGV6 to download the guide and make your custom home journey as smooth as possible. Because, let's face it, if kids can get this, so can you! #CustomHome #HomeDesign #Architecture #HighLowBuffalo #DesignGuide

The process of starting a new custom house can be daunting, where do you start? At High, Low, Buffalo, we have created guide to help you best understand how to invest in a new home. It illustrates the typical design process, schedule, fees and other FAQs. You can download your free Investment Guide here: https://lnkd.in/gMqQSMdC #customhome #customarchitecture #residential #informationguide

Talking with a master! This week Adam was invited to sit down at the History Colorado Museum with Tryba Architects founder David Tryba. The two talked about Davids struggles and successes as he navigated the architecture world and discussed the beginnings of Tryba Architects. David has had a huge impact on the urban fabric of #Denver and other cities. It was an honor for Adam to join him in this conversation. Stay tuned for the release of the upcoming episode from?Architecting Podcast Photography by?@danielscottjenkins #architecture?#urbanplanning?#DavidTryba?#DenverDesign #architecturalinnovation?#ARCHITECTINGpodcast #historycolorado

Digital Sketch Alert! We are big fans of digital sketching! Whether it's Morpholio, Notability, or Procreate, these tools help bring our ideas to life. But, our absolute favorite? Miro! This infinite whiteboard allows us to collaborate remotely, creates a database for all project information and presentations, and even supports some surprisingly nice vector-based sketching opportunities. Here's an early-stage sketch of our latest project that helped solidify the concept before we moved into final modeling and rendering. Swipe to see the magic unfold! #DigitalSketching #MiroBoard #CreativeProcess #DesignThinking #ArchitecturalDesign #InnovationInDesign #TeamCollaboration

From sketch to (near) reality. It's so fulfilling to sit around a table with a team, develop a strong concept, and then sculpt that concept into reality. In the case of the renovation of this confidential school and science museum, it's near reality. This project "pops the top" of a one-story exhibitions space within a Brutalist concrete building and creates a new serpentine, wood-lined circulation path connecting a series of interactive dioramas, exhibits, and classrooms. The journey is culminated by a sun-kissed organic oculus and a second-story patio, perfect for student tours or community events. Proud to have collaborated with Further Architecture and thankful for the fabulous rendering work by Omegarender. #ArchitectureDesign #InnovationInEducation #MuseumDesign #BrutalistArchitecture #SustainableBuilding #CommunitySpace #InteractiveLearning

The Wichita Foundation, a new beacon for the city!

Wichita Foundation Office Functional Layout and Integration of Historical Elements: The interior layout is strategically designed to support both individual and collaborative work. The space includes versatile workspaces, break rooms, and conference areas, each tailored to foster productivity and innovation. We emphasized maintaining the historical integrity of the building while integrating modern design elements. Key historical features are highlighted and preserved to celebrate the building’s original character, creating a unique juxtaposition between old and new. This approach not only respects the past but also embraces current design trends, ensuring a timeless aesthetic. *Completed with Further Architecture Office PLLC