Thinking of Summer
As winter gives way to spring, we look forward to the warm days of summer. With summer brings ample outdoor entertaining, and what better way to enjoy family and friends outdoors is in your own outdoor space. Need a little … Continue reading
Free Architecture Film at the Wheeler
Join the American Institute of Architects Colorado West, next friday April 4th at 12noon for a FREE documentary called Archiculture at the Wheeler Opera House. Archiculture takes a thoughtful, yet critical look at the architectural studio. The film offers a unique glimpse … Continue reading
Architectural Record Names its Top Products
One of our favorite industry magazines, Architectural Record, sent their editors out to find the best products of the year. With each year bringing new and innovative materials to the market promising more efficiency, additional options, improved performance etc. the editors … Continue reading
The Importance of The Entry
One of our favorite design elements of any structure is the entry. Whether it’s a gabled roof, a barrel vault, a historic archway or a glass cube, it’s an opportunity to set the stage for the whole design. In the … Continue reading
Charles Talks to Aspen Magazine About Designing for the Modern Family
Recently Charles sat down with Modern Luxury Aspen Magazine to discuss how designing has changed over the past few years. “Ten to 15 years ago, people were building more for the moment or to flip for profit. But now, they’re … Continue reading
Looking Back as We Look Forward
Wow, have we got some exciting projects in the works. From commercial buildings, to some impressive LEED for Homes residences incorporating the very best in material applications, forms and systems. It’s an exciting time at CCA. As we look forward to sharing … Continue reading
Do You Know the Latest on LEED V4?
We were excited to take part in the March 5th about LEED V4. The presentation explained the changes in LEED V4 from LEED V2009 while discussing the methodology adopted by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) to develop it. With two LEED … Continue reading
Intriguing Take on Open Source Architecture via TED speaker Alastair Parvin
The TED showcases a look at a very interesting take on architecture– “Architecture for the people, by the people.” Designer Alastair Parvin discusses a simple but provocative idea: what if, instead of architects creating buildings for those who can afford … Continue reading
Are you Following Us on Twitter?
Join us on Twitter to hear the latest and greatest from CCA and the design industry. From design ideas, resources, products, news and design trends…you’ll find that and more on our Twitter feed. Join the conversation today!
Richard Neutra – One of Our Many Inspirational Architects
Every architect has their list of admired Architects. For Charles Cunniffe, and many of the designers and architects on our team, Richard Neutra is high on that list. Richard Neutra, who spent most of his career in Southern California, is … Continue reading
