Last Friday, the Venture team toured three of our recent projects around the Denver Metro Area. We had a great time re-connecting with clients and seeing how each of our projects is performing. Being able to learn from our clients about their spaces and also see how our exploration minded, client-centric design process creates meaningful spaces unique to each company’s culture was truly special.
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The International Baccalaureate (IB) Global Conference is a yearly forum where a community of passionate educators, comprised of experts from a variety of industries and fields, “gather and engage in robust discussions and share fresh ideas and best practices for education.”
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Venture Architecture is proud to announce it will design a new six-story upscale apartment building in downtown Pueblo.
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Each year, Architecture Press Release (APR) acknowledges the works of professionals and students in the architecture and design field from across the world through its Urban Design and Architecture Design (UDAD) Awards program.
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Crocs is a global company with multiple corporate offices worldwide. The organization is complex and the demands for different departments are wide-ranging.
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“Our new workspace in the Atria campus in neighboring Broomfield will allow us to continue attracting and retaining the best talent in the industry.”
Shannon Sisler, Crocs chief people officer
July 21, 2020
National shoe brand Crocs leased a large office facility in Broomfield and opened its new global headquarters there following COVID-19.
Earlier this year, Crocs signed a 10-year lease at one of the buildings at Etkin Johnson’s Atria, a 176,586-square-foot, two-building office campus development. The shoe brand relocated its global headquarters from Niwot and opened its new Broomfield location in late June.
The approximately 90,000-sf office facility at 13601 Via Varra Road will accommodate the headquarters’ current 375 employees. According to a company press release, despite a downsize of approximately 8,000 sf, Crocs plans to hire additional staff, since it expects to have a larger hire pool with people able to commute from metro Denver and Boulder.
“With an increasingly competitive workforce and a need to give our employees a ‘home for work’ feeling, our new workspace in the Atria campus in neighboring Broomfield will allow us to continue attracting and retaining the best talent in the industry,” said Shannon Sisler, Crocs chief people officer.
Iconic casual footwear manufacturer Crocs Inc., announced today the opening of its brand new state-of-the-art corporate headquarters in Broomfield, and the timing could not be better for Colorado’s economy.
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We didn’t suddenly grow 5 feet taller or shrink in half or add extra arms and legs. In reality, we’re still very much the same, albeit perhaps more anxious and uncertain.
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With three daughters remote learning at home, the founder and owner of Venture Architecture has found the mornings and evenings start and end later than normal, as he helps his children learn.
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Around Colorado, companies and their employees have had to quickly adapt to working entirely remote. Despite the challenges and occasional technical glitches, organizations are making it work – many are even finding new ways to maximize their productivity.
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