DESIGNERS
1The Design Studio, Inc.
Randy Byers, AIA
Cheyenne, WY
tdsirbyers@aol.com
CTA Architects Engineers
Ted Schultz, AIA
Denver, CO
teds@ctagroup.com
Andrews & Anderson Architects
Elizabeth M. Hallas, AIA
Golden, CO
elizabethhallas@andarch.com
A*E Design Associates
Richard Beardmore, PE
Ft Collins, CO
aedesignassoc@aim.com
Richard Hill Architect
1812 Stover
Ft Collins, CO
cxrich500@mac.com
Pouppirt Architects
Rande Pouppirt
Cheyenne, WY
Pouppirt@aol.com
Peter Stewart, Architect
Louisville, CO
peter@stewart-architecture.com
OWNERS
1WM. K. Crowder
Jackson County Manager
Walden, CO
colojacksonadm@aol.com
Anna Scott
Hippodrome Arts Center
Julesburg, CO
oneanna2@kci.net
High Plains Historical Society
Ivan Wilson, Curator
Nunn, CO
970.897.2215
St. Vrain Historical Society
Mr. Mike Palmer
Longmont, CO
mepalmer@comcast.net
Lake County Commission
Kenneth Olsen, Commissioner
Leadville, CO
klolsen@amigo.net
Johnstown Historical Society
Ardis Briggs, Director
Johnstown, CO
cbriggs113@msn.com
Poudre Landmarks Foundation
Marion Jones, Director
Ft. Collins, CO
journals@nisc.com
Logan County Commission
Mr. Jack McLavey, Chairman
Sterling, CO
jmclavey@loganco.gov
State of Wyoming
Charles Allen, CM
Cheyenne, WY
CAllen@state.wy.us
Black American West Museum
La Wanna Larson, Curator
Denver, CO
lawannalarson@aol.com
Dennis Scheer, Superintendent
Highland Schools
Weld Co. SD RE9
Ault, CO
scheerhere@comcast.net
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Work we have done with the SHF
Award winning restoration projects
Member of Association for Preservation Technology International
Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties
International Council for Research & Innovation in Building & Construction
Wattle & Daub Contractors is an active participant in preservation-related efforts locally & nationally. We are also involved in research on new preservation technologies & the measurement of performance in the field of historic restoration.
We have worked closely with the State of Wyoming, Colorado Preservation, Inc. & the Colorado State Historical Fund on many projects along the Front Range. Our staff is adept at helping non-profits meet State & Federal project management & funding requirements. Our success at bringing projects in on time, on budget & meeting the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties is well documented by Arizona State University’s School of Construction.
