Architecture
A 1953 single-story brick home designed by Joe Lort Jr., a Denver designer strongly influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, and comprehensively and reverently renovated. The architect's original written instructions to the contractor, dated April 24, 1951, remain with the property. These are the decisions that define the space-what was preserved, how material was used, and the modern systems working quietly beneath a mid-century skin.
Preserving the 1953 Soul
Original instructions to the contractor, custom doors, and restored mid-century hardware kept rather than replaced.
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A disciplined white-and-gray palette where nearly every bath wears a different pattern.
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Zoned mini-splits, original baseboard heat, solar tubes, and a fully permitted rebuild.
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A full lower level with its own kitchen, egress, and a mirrored hearth-built for flexible, independent use.
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