Check out Aspen’s new Open City Hall

Posted on May 24, 2012 by CCA

The City of Aspen has a new webpage – Open City Hall. The page is an online forum that allows individuals who sign-in, the opportunity to voice their opinions about various topics. The site is designed for City officials to read the statements and include them into their decision process.

This week, post your thoughts on the appropriate building heights and land uses for downtown. Let City Council know your thoughts on one of the hottest topics in Aspen. Now’s your chance to make a difference in our downtown area. Be heard without sitting through the massive City Council meetings…we hope you’ll all participate.

Visit www.aspenpitkin.com to learn more.

David Bryne’s TED Talk on How Architecture Helped Music Evolve

Posted on May 21, 2012 by CCA

Ever wonder why the same artist can sound so different depending on the venue they are playing? David Byrne of Talking Heads explores that very question with TEDTalk. Byrne wants to know “Does the venue make the music?”

Watch as David talks about the importance of architecture in inspiring and elevating music in this interesting TED Talk video…a must see for any music lover!

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Don’t Miss Museum of Contemporary Art Denver this month!

Posted on May 11, 2012 by CCA

During the month of May, MCA Denver’s Artist Conversation Series offers intimate evenings with exhibiting artists. Wednesday May 23rd will feature Type A, a collaboration between Adam Ames and Andrew Bordwin. Their body of work includes video, photography and sculpture and is currently on exhibit. Along with Type A is a really great exhibit, More American Photographs which you’ve got to see! Inspired by the Farm Security Administration (FSA)’s 1930’s and 1940’s program to document the Great Depression’s effects on the American landscape, More American Photographs offers a portrait of America today in the wake of the Great Recession. Not to miss!

For info on the museum visit:www.mcadenver.org

For more on MCA Denver’s Artist Conversation Series visit:www.mcadenver.org

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Charles Cunniffe Architects featured on Forbes

Posted on May 9, 2012 by CCA

Jigsaw Ranch was in great company today on the Forbes website. It was featured, along with 8 other homes, in Forbes’ “9 Massive Multi-Dwelling Luxury Compounds” from across the country. We are thrilled to be a part of the tremendous talent exhibited.

With 5 dwellings total, our Jigsaw Ranch sits on 80 acres and has 12 bedrooms, not to mention the 750-square-foot-gate house. To learn more visit www.forbes.com.

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