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We offer an initial complimentary consultation regarding your project. We look forward to an in-depth discussion of ideas and your vision, project image and the importance of design, and understanding your construction budget.
Littleton, Colorado architect David N. Thermos, has been practicing architecture since 1987 when he received his MA Architecture from the University of Colorado, Denver. His passion for the physical and spiritual pursuits of architecture resides in his mission-driven values for serving clients, exploring the virtues of authentic design, and the balance and timing of participation of all those who contribute to the success of every project.
“I have dedicated my passion for design, creativity, and spiritual richness, over my lifetime, to the professions of architecture, woodworking, and preserving the natural landscape, through incorporating the fields of art, science, environmental and habitat empathy, engineering, building & craftsmanship, sculpting, music, reading, writing & literature, and a lifestyle of wellbeing.”
Our practice focuses on designs which bring light and life into existing buildings for which we have investigated, measured, documented, inventoried, and drawn over one-half million square feet of as-built building conditions.
We offer our services for a wide-range of new and existing project types and Clients, including entrepreneurs, multi-faceted owner-groups, homeowners, engineering firms, realtors, investors, or construction companies.
Our portfolio of projects includes: Office, Retail & Medical Tenant Finish, Churches, Restaurant, Multi-family, Single-family Residential, Assisted Living Care Facilities, Ground-up Buildings, Remodeling, Renovations, Additions.
Tell Us About Your Project
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Strategies
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Where is the project located?
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When do you plan on starting the project?
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Do you currently own or lease the property where you are planning to build?
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Do you have a budget set for this project?
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Have you had preliminary input from the city planning, engineering, or building departments?
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Resources
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Do you have a site survey or improvement location certificate (ILC)?
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Do you have a soils report?
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Do you have building engineering reports?
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Design
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How will the design tell your story?
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What types of special functions will the building need to accommodate?
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Do you have preliminary design concepts?
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Is this a new ground-up building or an existing building that you will be modifying?
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Are there any special site design features that will affect the project?
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Project Team
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Are you planning on using a specific General Contractor?
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Are you planning on hiring engineers or other consultants for the project?
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