CCA Wins Interior Design Award for Aspen City Hall
We are proud to announce that Aspen City Hall was awarded an American Society of Interior Designers Colorado Crystal Award. Being such an iconic project in our very own town, City Hall is a project that is near and dear … Continue reading
Summer with Perspective (Part 1)
As summer quickly moves in (finally!), we took a moment to reflect on a few different project types, focusing on the importance of capturing summer. Designing throughout the US and abroad, we often have the opportunity to work with all … Continue reading
In Need of a New Book? Veranda’s 2012 Design Book Reviews is Out!
Each winter our team at Charles Cunniffe Architects awaits Veranda’s Winter Book Review. We find inspiration in each publication, regardless the architectural style. Since our designs are client-centric, we are often asked to push the envelope in varying design styles. … Continue reading
Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society Museum
Our team at Charles Cunniffe Architects has an affinity for historical structures, and what could be more historic than the Martha’s Vineyard Museum (c.1740). Located in Edgartown, the founders devoted a great deal of their time, energy, and resources in … Continue reading
Mountain Living Magazine Interviews Charles Cunniffe on Art, Aspen and Everything in Between
Celebrating his firm’s 30th anniversary this year, Charles Cunniffe was interviewed by Mountain Living Magazine on all things art, architecture and Aspen. With inspiration ranging from Le Corbusier, Richard Neutra, Santiago Calatrava to Alberto Giacometti and Richard Serra, Cunniffe’s work … Continue reading
Ira Rennert Engages Architect to Build a 10,000 sq ft Museum at his Hamptons Estate without Approvals
As summer heats up in the Hamptons, so does the real estate. Word on the street is that billionaire Ira Rennert, with his 63 acres on Sagaponack Island called Life at Fairfield (otherwise known as “The House That Ate the … Continue reading
Telluride’s Frazier Homestead
On a windswept bluff high in the Rockies near Telluride in Southwestern Colorado is a remote and raw place. The air is thin and cool; the sun is bright and less hindered by the atmosphere than that found in most … Continue reading
