Cities across the nation are developing innovative public projects, merging the benefits of green space with ambitious infrastructure reuse. There are a number of reasons why these features are so important, and why there should be more as places continue to densify.

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The United States is increasingly urbanizing as Americans move to downtown areas and industry or business-specific hubs. According to data from United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, 53 urban areas in the United States will be populated by more than one million people by 2030.

Authentic Form & Function is announcing a new partnership with Realty Management Group. Through this partnership, we’re looking forward to playing a role in the reshaping of a keystone property in the Cherry Creek neighborhood, as it continues to evolve as an epicenter for business and pleasure just outside downtown Denver.

Cities around the country continue to flourish as they reach new heights and take on new looks. Both engineering and architecture have advanced in ways unimaginable decades ago. However, as these areas evolves, it becomes critical that structures with history, character and meaning remain.

A future skyline that includes timber is both an exciting and attainable idea, and not quite the fire hazard one might think it would be.

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Before work begins it's important to find time to align expectations, brainstorm with your team, and decide on the major goals and themes driving the project.

Authentic Form & Function announces a new partnership with the Denver and Jackson-based Dynia Architects, an award winning architecture firm spearheaded by Stephen Dynia.