Fleet Data

Fleet Data

Fleet Data occupies a new office on Mercer Island, Washington, designed for a company that operates as a subsidiary of Tract Capital. Because the two share an identity, the space had to read as part of the same family: the palette, detailing, and lighting language carry directly over from the Tract Capital project, while the plan itself responds to how Fleet works day to day. Warm wood ceilings, blackened steel framed glazing, deep oxidized accent walls, and sculptural lighting give the office a consistent character from the front door through to the boardroom.

Double Creek

Double Creek

Double Creek is a 228 unit multifamily community currently in design, positioned as the residential heart of a larger master plan that brings retail, park space, and a new K-8 school together in one walkable district. Nine three story buildings frame a central amenity courtyard with a pool, sun lawn, and clubhouse, while an agrarian architectural language of gabled forms, board and batten siding, and warm wood accents ties the community to the  character of the surrounding development. A mix of one and two bedroom homes and 479 parking spaces, including private garages, round out the plan. 

5280 Recovery High School

5280 Recovery High School

Growing schools rarely have the option to build new. More often, the space they need is already inside the building, waiting to be used better.

That was the case at 5280 Recovery High School in Denver. A series of hall and gathering areas, generous but doing little work for the school day, became the site for new administrative offices and an additional classroom. Rather than close the area off, the design uses new partitions with interior glazing to carve out enclosed, functional rooms while preserving the openness and borrowed daylight that made the space feel good to begin with. New flooring, finishes, and lighting complete the transformation and bring the area in line with the rest of the campus.

The project moved from design through construction in approximately three months, with permitting accounting for the longest stretch of the timeline. Planning early around that reality kept the work on schedule and gave the school functional new spaces without a lengthy build that was completed during the Summer break period. 

YES Energy

YES Energy

Boulder, CO | 18,000 SF | 8 Month Design and Construction Duration

Our team was challenged to translate Yes Energy’s distinctive brand and culture into a workplace that felt both highly functional and uniquely theirs. The design uses the company’s signature blue as a defining element, most notably across a custom acoustic spray ceiling, while a recurring triangular motif drawn from the brand identity appears throughout wall tile, ceiling clouds, and felt graphics to create a cohesive visual language.

The workplace balances open collaboration with spaces for focused work, using strategically placed whiteboards and a variety of meeting settings to support different work styles. Workstations line the perimeter to take advantage of natural daylight, while private offices are positioned inboard. Warm wood tones, integrated planting, and reconfigurable furnishings bring a sense of warmth and flexibility to the space, while custom element ,including a gathering table and salvaged vault door, connect the workplace to the company’s history. A collection of employee pet portraits adds a personal touch, reinforcing the culture and personality that make Yes Energy unique.

KSL Capital Refresh

KSL Capital Partners | Revisited & Refreshed

More than a decade after completing KSL Capital’s Denver headquarters, we were invited back to reimagine key spaces for the firm’s next chapter. Rather than expanding the footprint, the refresh focused on making the existing office work harder for today’s culture and patterns of collaboration.

The transformation centered on a strategic exchange of the conference room and break room, placing hospitality, connection, and everyday interaction in a more prominent location while creating a conference environment better suited for focused meetings and client presentations.

The refreshed spaces honor the character of the original design while introducing a renewed sense of warmth, flexibility, and functionality. Custom millwork, integrated technology, refined material selections, and hospitality-inspired details create an environment that supports both focused work and meaningful connection.

Great workplaces are never static. As organizations evolve, their environments should evolve with them. This project reflects Venture Architecture’s commitment to designing spaces that not only stand the test of time, but continue to adapt to the people who use them every day. 

LG Ad Solutions

LG Ad Solutions

We were thrilled to partner with LG Ads on a space that had to work as hard as their team. At 7,663 SF with just three months of design and five months of construction, every decision needed to count.

Before a single line was drawn, we invested time understanding LG Ads — their rhythms, needs, and culture. What emerged was a clear picture: a team that thrives in focused solitude just as much as in open, spontaneous collaboration.

Every square foot earned its place. Heads-down focus areas provide quiet retreat for deep work, open collaboration zones invite the energy exchange that drives creative problem-solving, a dedicated lab supports hands-on testing, and a social hub makes the office feel less like a mandate and more like a destination.

High School Addition

Classical High School Addition Concept

This concept entails the expansion of an existing middle school campus with the construction of a new two-story, 58,000-square-foot addition. The new facility will feature classrooms, state-of-the-art gymnasium, fully equipped locker rooms, and a versatile presentation theater to support both educational and extracurricular activities.

Designed in the timeless Jeffersonian architectural style, the addition will incorporate classical design elements such as symmetrical layouts, brick facades, columned entrances, and traditional detailing to harmonize with the school’s existing aesthetic while elevating its visual presence. The design pays homage to the principles of Thomas Jefferson’s architectural legacy, blending functionality with elegance to create an inspiring environment for students and staff.

Concept – HS Gym Addition

High School Gym & Classroom Addition - Concept Design

Venture explored and created an Upper School Concept for a prospective client. It involved the selective demolition of an existing portion of the building to make way for a new 20,000-square-foot addition. The new construction would house a state-of-the-art gymnasium, modern locker room facilities, and flexible classroom spaces designed to support both academic and athletic programming as well as a roof top community space with mountain views. The addition is strategically planned to enhance the overall functionality of the building while improving circulation and integrating seamlessly with the existing structure. The design prioritizes durability, accessibility, and sustainability, creating a dynamic environment that supports the evolving needs of students and staff.

The George

The George

The George Symes Building is important to Downtown Denver. It was completed in 1906 to replace the original building on the site and is one of the first to use a steel structure in Denver. Having been well maintained over the course of its life, The George retains the proper “bones” for an adaptive reuse conversion. Also, its footprint is ideal for a multi-family use. With its storied past in mind, this 8-story, formerly “office” building will be transformed into 116 meticulously crafted dwelling units. This  includes state-of-the-art amenity spaces and retail on the first floor. Located in the heart of the 16th St Mall, this conversion will be a strategic component in revitalizing Downtown Denver.