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Farnsworth Group, Inc., is a century-old architecture and engineering firm that has grown to more than 400 employees located throughout a nationwide network of offices.

Our history dates back to 1891, when a local land surveyor traveled from community to community providing land surveying services for local municipalities. Farnsworth Group’s earliest employees operated under the premise that “the client is always our first priority.” Now, more than 100 years later, that same dedication to clients continues to be our hallmark.

Today, Farnsworth Group offers a full-service suite of architecture, engineering, land surveying, building commissioning and sustainable consulting services.

We are a firm with professionals who are dedicated to their clients, and passionate about their craft. We approach each and every project as an opportunity to develop lasting relationships with our clients and their stakeholders.

Our primary goal is to provide solutions, and make a true impact through our architecture and engineering practice. Our market areas are many. We design sophisticated healthcare systems for well-being; new recreation areas for play; educational facilities for learning; business and commercial development for economic progress; and just about everything in between.

Ultimately, clients rely on us to serve as their trusted advisor. Every client situation is unique and every opportunity has its own solution. And each one is equally important.

We care deeply about our clients, and strive to offer solutions that help them succeed. It’s been our trait since our earliest days ... and continues today.

Firm History

C O L O R A D O

Colorado Springs4755 Forge Road, Suite 150Colorado Springs, CO 80907719.590.9194Fax 719.590.9111

Denver8055 East Tufts Avenue, Suite 850Denver, CO 80237303.692.8838Fax 303.692.0470

Fort Collins1612 Specht Point Road, Suite 105Fort Collins, CO 80525970.484.7477Fax 970.484.7488

Durango1099 Main Street, Unit 302Durango, CO 81301970.403.5822Fax 719.590.9111

G E O R G I A

Duluth(Atlanta)3175 Satellite BoulevardBuilding 600, Suite 105Duluth, GA 30096770.814.9041Fax 770.814.9084

M I S S O U R I

St. Louis20 Allen Avenue, Suite 200St. Louis, MO 63119314.962.7900Fax 314.962.1253

T E X A S

Frisco 2595 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 102 Frisco, Texas 75034 214.407.7354Fax 214.407.7447

W I S C O N S I N

DeForest(Madison)821 South Main StreetDeForest, WI 53532608.846.8015Fax 608.846.3777

I L L I N O I S

Bloomington2709 McGraw DriveBloomington, IL 61704309.663.8435Fax 309.663.1571

Champaign1819 S. Neil Street, Suite FChampaign, IL 61820217.352.7408Fax 217.352.7409

Effingham104 N. Second Street, Suite AEffingham, IL 62401 217.342.5668Fax 217.342.5853

Normal200 West College Avenue, Suite 301Normal, IL 61761309.663.8436Fax 309.663.8862

Peoria7707 N. Knoxville Ave., Suite 100Peoria, IL 61614309.689.9888Fax 309.689.9820

Pontiac301 W. Washington St.Pontiac, IL 61764815.844.5571Fax 815.844.3147

Shorewood 1144 West Jefferson Street, Suite 300Shorewood, IL 60404815.744.6940Fax 815.744.6965

C A L I F O R N I A

Rancho Cucamonga(Los Angeles)9431 Haven Avenue, Suite 117 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730909.912.1860Fax 909.912.1861

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“Successful architecture is authentic to a project’s personality. The key is to identify that personality, and

design for it specifically.” - Todd Decker

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WHY CHOOSE US

Farnsworth Group has earned a reputation for providing consistently great design and consummate customer service. We are relationship-based and our success rests on our commitment to collaboration with everyone involved.

Farnsworth Group offers an unparalleled combination of the pragmatic and the creative, with a practice that exists at the interface of business and design. It is our understanding of both development and design that drives our success.

COLLABORATION

As a full-service design firm, we thrive on collaboration. We enlist our client as an extension of our project team, ensuring their vision and goals are being met during every step of the project. Through years of experience, our architects and engineers have formed a seamless group that works as a a singular team. We enjoy the unique collaboration that exists between our architects and engineers, and the thought-provoking perspectives as we come together to accomplish the goals of our client.

DESIGN

In Farnsworth Group’s hands, a building is architecture before it’s a project. We’ve built a team that knows the value of design and works to balance the artistic with real-world considerations.

We understand that the design process establishes character, personality and brand, highly influences and often determines public perception, and significantly impacts project value and success.

We are careful to craft a design solution that interprets the client’s objectives in terms of the visual quality, character and presence of a project.

Farnsworth Group’s expertise and experience encompasses a solid and insightful system to support our clients’ success. We look forward to the chance to help you achieve your goals.

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Architecture is the art of composing spaces that respond

to environmental conditions and address a client’s needs.

Whatever a project size or budget, we strive to create places

that enrich how people live, work and play. We are not

vendors of fashionable trends, but believe that good design

defines our environment because truly innovative design is a

source of inspiration to those who encounter it every day.

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PASSIONMaking our communities better places to live, visit and raise our families through our architecture are hallmarks of our approach. We undestand the impact our work can have on a community, and take great pride in enriching the lives of individuals and our economy.

With Farnsworth Group, you interact with a uniuqe team of individuals that practice our values that guide our core purpose:

IntegrityLoyaltyFairnessCompetence

GIVING BACKWe view our work as more than just pieces of architecture. We encourage our employees to participate in the spaces they create well after the project has been completed. Our members are active participants with Junior Achievement, playing a vital role in our children’s education and getting involved in the educational process. We annually particpate in the United Way, Habitat for Humanity, St. Jude’s Childrens Hospital, just to name a few. We also advocate participation in our local communities through local government or serving on committees and social agencies.

We have established our reputation by advocating a Client-First philosophy, emphasizing the need to be “Regional Contributors” to all of our communities and clients.

We have also engaged in a “Thought Leadership” approach as we educate our clients and communities in new technologies and design techniques in areas such as LEED, Commissioning, Design Principals, etc.

Design Approach

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At Farnsworth Group, we understand our role as contributors

to the built environment goes beyond the blueprints, designs

and construction that make up our daily profession. We are

passionate about the projects that make our communities better

places to live, visit and play.

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Principal in Charge

As Principal and Studio Leader, Todd is responsible for assuring that the best resources, practices and experience are available to enhance a client’s opportunities. Since 1991, Todd has been progressively building a knowledge of commercial design founded on solid business practices and understanding of the Client’s perspective. His studio’s projects range from large, campus, and mixed-use development to small single user facilities and neighborhood retail environments across the Western United States. Each project receives careful attention to the program, opportunities and budget resulting in long-term client relationships.

Todd is an qualified, licensed architect with over 20-years of experience. He is skilled at project delivery and program

implementation, starting at project kick-off and continuing through close-out. Todd’s career includes project types in;

aviation, banking, distribution and warehousing, light manufacturing, medical, municipal, professional office, parking

structures, restaurants, retail, theater and performing arts, and technology. Project experiences include; full services from

land planning through design and construction phase services, design of core-and-shell through interiors, and includes

project budgets from $50,000 to $75,000,000.

Todd Decker AIA

Peakview Office Building Exempla Lutheran SouthwestTwenty Ninth Street Mall

Education

Industry affiliationsNational Association of Industrial and

Office Properties

LicenseColorado: C-4922

Arizona: 45897Nevada: 6080

Wyoming: C-2350

Bachelor of ArchitectureUniversity of Detroit

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

Urban Land Institute

Previous experienceWendler/Pizzo, Architects: 1988 - 1991

Russell Gibson VonDohlen: 1987 - 1988

International Council of Shopping Centers

O f f i c e Brannan Sand & Gravel Adams County, Colorado

Cherry Hills Village Center Cherry Hills, Colorado

Coal Creek Business Park Loiusville, Colorado

Colorado Farm Bureau Englewood, Colorado

Montecito Office Building Las Vegas, Nevada

Panorama Corporate Center Centennial, Colorado

Peakview Office Park Greenwood Village, Colorado

Ridgegate Point Office Building Lone Tree, Colorado

Riverview Point Office Building Mesa, Arizona

TMA Benefits Services Building Aurora, Colorado

Washington Point Business Center Phoenix, Arizona

R e s ta u r a n t Katie Mullen’s Irish Restaurant Denver, Colorado

Original Pancake House Multiple Locations

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M i x e d - U s e 40th and Pena Boulevard Aurora, Colorado

Park Meadows Station Douglas County, Colorado

Twenty Mile Town Center Parker, Colorado

Twenty Ninth Street Mall Boulder, Colorado

R e ta i l 1000 S. Colorado Glendale, Colorado

Bowles Village Center Jefferson County, Colorado

Bristol Village Aurora, Colorado

Chanson Plaza Jefferson County, Colorado

Flatirons Village Broomfield, Colorado

Mainstreet at Flatirons Broomfield, Colorado

Northglenn Marketplace Northglenn, Colorado

Parker Hilltop Parker, Colorado

The Outlets at Silverthorne Silverthorne, Colorado

M e d i c a l Arbor Dental Group Lone Tree, Colorado

Exempla Lutheran Southwest Jefferson County, Colorado

Veterans Affairs - Poly Trauma Aurora, Colorado

Veterans Affairs. - Prosthetics Aurora, Colorado

Yale New Haven Hospital* New Haven, Connecticut

I n d u s t r i a l Aurora Commerce Center Aurora, Colorado

CPS Distributors Westminster, Colorado

Goodyear Point Business Center Goodyear, Arizona

Riverside Business Center Phoenix, Arizona

Stapleton Business Center Denver, Colorado

Waste Connections Adams County, Colorado

Washington Airport Center Goodyear, Arizona

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Montecito Point is a six story, 185,000 sf, high rise, office building located in Las Vegas Nevada. The $24,000,000 project includes structured / covered parking for 25 percent of the parking needs. The L-shaped footprint and core layout were designed to accommodate half-floor users as well as smaller tenant arrangements. The project is designed to achieve LEED Silver certification, using a sustainability strategy that is balanced across all categories. SEM Architects was the architect of record on the project and was responsible for the overall site planning, as well as the architectural design of the core and shell.

The overall design reflects upon traditional design principals using a base, middle and top. These traditional principles are contrasted by a modern more contemporary aesthetic. The base is accented with large two story windows, and stone pilasters, while the middle portions of the building uses an EIFS wall system with a variety of horizontal window patterns. The upper portion of the building incorporates intricately detailed metal panels along with integral sun shade devices at the entry feature to create an iconic image on the skyline.

Town Center Office

Neutral Contrast

While the overall mass of the building uses a contextually neutral color palette, it is contrasted by the dark window patterns, and heavily articulated curtain walls.

Lauth Property Group7887 E Bellview Avenue, Suite 900Englewood, Colorado 80111303.216.2031

ReferencesAustin Lehr, Mike Jones

Montecito PointMONTECITO TOWN CENTERLAS VEGAS, NEVADA

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This 45,885 SF building houses the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Denver office. The interior selections reflect creative programming for ease of change, and a simple professional environment which does not jeopardize a calming and stimulating overall culture.

Many of the finishes and products stress pops of elegant colors, intricate patterns and deep textures. A palette of warm grays and neutral beiges cover the space, with intricate detailing based off key design criteria. Accent walls and areas of interest are coated with color to reflect an engaging environment with sophistication. To achieve these sentiments, contemporary colors which echo nature were chosen to highlight such areas. Deep woods in the casework and furniture give the space a professional and refined quality. These darker woods further reflect the subtle aspects of nature embedded into this project.

To articulate the simplistic styling’s, carpet was chosen of neutral colors. This neutral palette was offset by texture, pattern and depth. These features assist in reassuring the professional atmosphere of the client’s desire. Carpeting in the same style and different color was added to help these issues, while maintaining the design intent. In addition to the logistics, the alternated color patterns help create unique and appealing design elements.

Clever use of color and textures helped steer the facility away from a featureless environment. Overall the space reflects a unique combination of simple styling’s and distinguished design elements.

Commercial Office

U.S. CIS Denver District OfficeCENTENNIAL, COLORADO

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Riverview Point is a master-planned office park, designed for six buildings in a campus setting in Mesa, Arizona. Phase 1 of the project is a $15,000,000 project with the first two buildings as two story, 84,000 SF each. The project is designed to achieve LEED Silver certification, using a sustainability strategy that is balanced across all categories. SEM Architects was the Architect of Record on the project and was responsible for the overall site planning, as well as the architectural design of the core and shells.

The Riverview Office Buildings use heavily articulated concrete tilt wall panels that incorporate a rich desert color scheme. The varied patterns and color, along with the changing building mass work to break the large floor plates into a compartmentalized building aesthetic. The projecting steel canopies add life to the facade by creating dynamic shadows that change dramatically throughout the day. The buildings relationship to the ground plane, landscape, and the sidewalks provide the pedestrian with a strong sense of connectivity.

Desert Simplicity

Lauth Property Group7887 E Bellview Avenue, Suite 900Englewood, Colorado 80111303.216.2031

ReferencesAustin Lehr, Mike Jones

Riverview PointRIVERVIEW POINT BUSINESS PARKMESA, ARIZONA

With simplicity being the overall driving factor on these understated buildings, the color and patterns, create a strong contextual response to the sparse environment, while the interior spaces focus on a simple contemporary aesthetic.

Clean and Simple

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This was a design/build project with Tarter Construction of Bloomington to renovate an existing 225,000 SF former IRS warehouse structure to accommodate a high-tech manufacturing occupancy. Farnsworth Group assisted in a variety of areas that included energy grant assistance, energy efficiency design, interior design, code compliance and selected building and site improvements.

Exterior improvements included removal of an existing entry vestibule and replacement with a new steel and glass vestibule – designed to reflect the high-tech nature of computer circuit board manufacturing process. The design was extended across the front façade of the building via provision of angular steel sun shade features. The project scope included 40,000 SF of roof replacement, plus an additional 60,000 SF of roof repair.

Interior improvements included updating of former 1970s vintage open office areas into modern, efficient work spaces. The program included landscape partition work stations, management offices, conference facilities and support spaces. The project also included renovations to the high-tech production area, including clean room finishes, static control systems and upgraded lighting.

Commercial/Industrial

BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOISCAMtek

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The Westmoor 10 phase of the Westmoor Technology Park in Westminster, Colorado is a 200,000 sq. ft. office building. The overall project budget was approximately $17,000,000. SEM Architects was the Architect of Record for the project and was responsible for the site planning, design of the buildings, contract administration, as well as any tenant coordination that occurred as part of the leasing efforts.

The design concept for Westmoor 10 incorporates traditional forms, and a variety of balanced materials and fenestration patterns. The focal point of the building is the main entry feature, which reveals itself as a sliver of glass, that is compressed between two stone masses. The relationship of the glass and stone create a unique tension that commands attention, and draws the pedestrian to the entry. The buildings simplicity plays out as the base of the building is articulated with a course stone pattern, while the upper levels are composed of horizontally articulated pre-cast panels.

Timeless Corporate

Westfield Development717 Seventeenth Street, Suite 2000Denver, Colorado 80202303.298.1111

ReferencesDon Slack | Anne Hayes

Westmoor 10WESTMOOR TECHNOLOGY PARKWESTMINSTER, COLORADO

Long Lasting Materials

Westmoor Technology Park utilizes precast concrete panels and Arriscraft stone products to create a high level of permanence, one that will stand the test of time.

1998 Westminster, Colorado - Award for Excellence in Design and Development

PROJECT AWARDS

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This 45,885 SF building houses the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Denver office. The interior selections reflect creative programming for ease of change, and a simple professional environment which does not jeopardize a calming and stimulating overall culture.

Many of the finishes and products stress pops of elegant colors, intricate patterns and deep textures. A palette of warm grays and neutral beiges cover the space, with intricate detailing based off key design criteria. Accent walls and areas of interest are coated with color to reflect an engaging environment with sophistication. To achieve these sentiments, contemporary colors which echo nature were chosen to highlight such areas. Deep woods in the casework and furniture give the space a professional and refined quality. These darker woods further reflect the subtle aspects of nature embedded into this project.

To articulate the simplistic styling’s, carpet was chosen of neutral colors. This neutral palette was offset by texture, pattern and depth. These features assist in reassuring the professional atmosphere of the client’s desire. Carpeting in the same style and different color was added to help these issues, while maintaining the design intent. In addition to the logistics, the alternated color patterns help create unique and appealing design elements.

Clever use of color and textures helped steer the facility away from a featureless environment. Overall the space reflects a unique combination of simple styling’s and distinguished design elements.

Commercial Office

U.S. CIS Nebraska Service CenterLINCOLN, NEBRASKA

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The Heartland Bank building is a key component of an overall revitalization of uptown Normal, Illinois. The Bank occupies the 1st and 2nd floors of the 52,616 SF facility, with Farnsworth Group offices on the 3rd floor, and Burwood Group and the Economic Development Council offices and a community room

on the 4th floor. The basement houses shared building functions and storage for all tenants. Farnsworth Group provided full service design - architectural design; civil, structural & MEP engineering; commissioning and LEED consulting; and landscape architecture.

The building design is based on occupant comfort, energy efficiency, functionality, LEED performance and aesthetics. The goal of the design was to achieve maximum flexibility, superior individual comfort control, and a high level of energy efficiency. Unique design features include, among others, raised access flooring with under-floor air distribution for maximum flexibility; sun shades for heat control, daylighting, and emphasis on views to the outside from almost any area of facility; finish selections based on sustainability and aesthetics; centralized mechanical controls; and a landscaping plan using native vegetation requiring no irrigation.

This building earned LEED Silver desigation making it the first bank in downstate Illinois to do so, as well as the first privately owned LEED certified project in the community.

Commercial Office

Bank of IllinoisNORMAL, ILLINOIS

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POLYTRAUMA & LOW-VISION CLINIC - PROSTHESIS LABORATORY - CALL CENTER - CLIENT SUPPORTAURORA, COLORADO

This ambitious project was based on combining three separate programs for the Veteran’s Administration into a single location. SEM Architects worked with the various stakeholders to space plan and design a multi-faceted facility with mixed uses, occupancies and complex access and security issues. This 24,000 square-foot complex includes; diagnostics, treatment, physical rehabilitation, occupational and life skills training, and lab space for the design and creation of custom prosthesis. The design takes advantage of natural light to create an uplifting atmosphere, ideal for long sessions of training and therapy.

SEM was responsible for the projects interior design, construction documents and contract administration. The overall project budget totaled just over $3,000,000.

Clean Clinical Space

Department of Veteran’s Affairs4100 East Mississippi Avenue, Suite 1110 Glendale, Colorado 80246303.691.6544

ReferencesMark A. Moriarty

Natural Light

The spaces throughout the VA Clinic take advantage of large window openings and open spaces to create warm and inviting spaces for rehabilitation and treatment.

Department of Veterans Affairs

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Bellco Credit UnionEAGLES NEST VILLAGEAURORA, COLORADO

Bellco Credit Union at Eagles Nest Village in Aurora, Colorado represents the architectural distinction of utilizing design features from the surrounding master development to transform a prototypical branch banking facility into a dynamic contemporary esthetic. The utilization of the dramatic canted roof element and bold stucco color commands immediate attention to the credit unions main entrance. A similar effect is utilized over the drive-thru lanes creating additional interest and appeal to what typically becomes a secondary design component of a drive-thru banking facility. The mix of bold colors and materials with more traditional weathered stone and masonry provides a complimentary context of contemporary

architecture yet provides a softer, inviting experience as one approaches and enters the building.

The contemporary esthetic of the exterior continues to the interior of the facility, yet by utilizing a softer pallet of colors the member is made to feel welcome and comfortable. Member Services is placed prominently near the center of the main lobby featured by a large circular counter with a bold corresponding soffit element above. This prominence promotes immediate assistance to all who enter.

Bellco Credit Union is a local, well established, full service credit union with multiple branches along the Front Range.

Classic Credit Union

Bold Froms

Bellco at Eagles Nest uses bold forms to create a dynamic expression at the entry feature of the building. The form and materials at the entry are indicative of the surrounding shopping center and help to blend the overall project together.

Bellco Credit Union7600 E. Orchard Road, Suite 400NGreenwood Village, Colorado 80111303.689.7947

ReferencesDoug Kearbey

SEM Architects has assisted Bellco for many years as their preferred Architect of Record for their branch facility expansion program. SEM has maintained the same architectural team for all of Bellco’s projects in order to provide consistent direction and oversight for each and every project, thereby lightening the load for Bellco and eliminating the potential overlap of resources between the two companies.

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Timeless Permanence

The exterior design of the building uses timeless masonry details in direct contrast with the contemporary storefronts system to create a unique and permanent facility that will stand the test of time.

The new corporate headquaters for Brannan Sand and Gravel incorporates more than 16,000 square feet of office space into a project budget of aproximately $3,000,000. SEM Architects was the Architect of Record on the project and were responsible for the overall site planning, as well as the architectectural design of the project.

The design of this single user office building is centered aroundthe idea of creating a contemporary building that has the presence and permanence of a classically designed building that is representative of the company and the core values that make up the Brannan Sand and Gravel Company. The forms of the building are clean and sharp and as two opposing grids come together they reveal the entry feature. The materials differentiate the internal uses as the conference rooms and common spaces are articulated with horizontally patterned stone and curtain wall system, while the open office plan follows a more traditional stone pattern with punched openings. The executive offices line the western elevation, maximizing the day lighting opportunities with floor to ceiling glass and a curved metal panel facade.

Corporate Simplicity

Brannan Sand and Gravel2500 East Brannan WayDenver, CO 80229303.534.1231

ReferencesCurt Marvel | Fred Marvel

Brannan Sand and GravelCORPORATE HEADQUATERSADAMS COUNTY, COLORADO

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SEM Architects has an extensive portfolio of office projects totaling more than 11,000,000 square feet. Our office

environments are one of the more critical types of spaces that we design as people spend more than 90% of their time

indoors and a large portion of their day in these spaces. Our office buildings range from large office park projects

incorporating multiple buildings and parking structures to small individual build to suits for single users. We utilize our

experience to create office environments that are not only pleasing to the end user, but ones that maximize the financial

benefits for our clients.

Office Environments Office Environments

Panorama Corporate Center Sevo Miller HeadquartersWestmoor Technology Park

B u i l d t o S u i t Allstate Claims Center Northglenn, Colorado

Autotrek Corporate Office Littleton, Colorado

Brannan Sand and Gavel Adams County, Colorado

Cahners Publishing Co. Douglas County, Colorado

Colorado Farm Bureau Englewood, Colorado

CPS Distributors Headquarters Westminster, Colorado

Fidelity Investments Lone Tree, Colorado

Gannett Outdoors Arvada, Colorado

IBIS Computer Facility Boulder, Colorado

IHS Corporate Headquarters 1 Englewood, Colorado



Intelcom Group (ICG) Englewood, Colorado

O f f i c e Pa r k s Campus at Cherry Creek Denver, Colorado

Church Ranch Office Park Westminster, Colorado

Coal Creek Corporate Center Louisville, Colorado

Dove Valley Business Park Centennial, Colorado

I-225 Business Park Aurora, Colorado

Information Handling Services Douglas County, Colorado

Panorama Corporate Center Centennial, Colorado

Peakview Office Plaza Greenwood Village, Colorado

Riverview Point Business Park Mesa, Arizona

The Quad at Lowry Campus Denver, Colorado

Waterpark at Briarwood Arapahoe County, Colorado

Westmoor Technology Park Westminster, Colorado

S p e c u l at i v e 76 Inverness Drive Englewood, Colorado

Centertech Place Aurora, Colorado

Church Ranch Corporate Center Westminster, Colorado

Coal Creek Corporate Center 1 Louisville, Colorado

Coal Creek Corporate Center 2 Louisville, Colorado

Coal Creek Corporate Center Sig. Louisville, Colorado


I-225 Business Park 1 Aurora, Colorado



Meadows Corporate Center 4 Lone Tree, Colorado

Meadows Corporate Center 5 Lone Tree, Colorado

Montecito Office Building Las Vegas, Nevada

Panorama Corporate Center 1 Centennial, Colorado







Peakview Office Plaza 1 Greenwood Village, Colorado

Riverview Point Business Park 1 Mesa, Arizona

Riverview Point Business Park 6 Mesa, Arizona

S p e c u l at i v e ( c o n t. ) The Streets at Southglenn - Block 3N Centennial, Colorado

The Quad Building 1 Denver, Colorado



Washington Point Business Center Phoenix, Arizona

Waterpark at Briarwood 1 Arapahoe County, Colorado




Westerra Operations Center Denver, Colorado

Westmoor Buildings 1 & 2 Westminster, Colorado



Westmoor Building 7 Westminster, Colorado


Westmoor Building 10 Westminster, Colorado

B u i l d t o S u i t ( c o n t. )

Jeffco Action Center Lakewood, Colorado

Macrologic Headquarters Arapahoe County, Colorado

MCI Call Center Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Minolta Office Systems Arvada, Colorado

National Business Media Broomfield, Colorado

Sevo Miller Headquarters Denver, Colorado

Sports Authority Headquarters Englewood, Colorado

The Shane Company Corporate Office Greenwood Village, Colorado

TMA Benefits Services Aurora, Colorado

United Health Care Denver, Colorado

Westerra Credit Union Denver, Colorado

Westerra Corporate Headquarters Denver, Colorado

Youth for Christ Greenwood Village, Colorado

M e d i c a l O f f i c e 20 Mile Orthodontics Parker, Colorado

Arbor Dental Building Lone Tree, Colorado

Association of Operating Room Nurses Denver, Colorado

Denver Arthritis Clinic Denver, Colorado

Dr. Fedorowicz Denver, Colorado

Dr. Linkow Denver, Colorado

Dr. Shebowick Aurora, Colorado

Dry Creek Chiropractic Denver, Colorado


Exempla Cardiovascular Lakewood, Colorado

Hand Specialty Lakewood, Colorado

Lake Pleasant Medical Office Lake Pleasant, Arizona

Meadows Medical Lone Tree, Colorado

Medical Group Management Assoc. Englewood, Colorado

Parker Urgent Care Parker, Colorado

Premier Medical Denver, Colorado

Pridemark Paramedic Headquarters Lakewood, Colorado

Veterans Affairs - Poly Trauma Aurora, Colorado

Veterans Affairs. - Prosthetics Aurora, Colorado

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Peoria, Illinois

First impressions are transformed by this major expansion project from the street side appearance, to the portico at the new family entrance, to the lobby and out patient therapy room.

The prime focus was to improve the residents quality of life. This is evident from the elegant new dining and activity rooms along with the new lounges and hospice room. Auxiliary kitchens will not only help transform the resident’s dining experience, but will also streamline dietary operations for employees.

Peoria North Branch Library

This is an all-new branch library, to comprehensively serve the northern and western portions of the City of Peoria, Illinois, where most growth and development is currently occurring.

Farnsworth Group teamed with BCA on this new state-of-the-art facility to include extensive areas for both youth and adults; in both the fiction and non-fiction categories. A unique storytime rotunda provides a very special environment for youth learning and activities, while at the same time giving the library a memorable exterior element. A 1,600 square foot public meeting room serves the inside of the building; while a vibrant garden seating area (with water feature) serves the exterior.

A bookmobile garage and outreach collection room, combined with ancillary support spaces to provide off-site library services, serves the entire northern and western reaches of the Peoria Community.

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Farnsworth Group completed a comprehensive renovation and expansion of the entire Peoria Public Library network of facilities citywide (5 facilities total).

The Main Library project was a major renovation of this headquarters library for the Peoria Public Library system located in the heart of downtown Peoria. Our firm is proud to have served as the Architect of Record for this project, as well as providing all the detailed engineering and site design (with Burnidge Cassell Associates serving as Design Architect). Renovations took place on all 4 floors and the total square footage is approximately 95,000 SF. All public levels were thoroughly updated with a significant new entry tower placed on the northeast corner of the existing building (with the old entry converted into a reading cafe for patrons). A new lightwell with a large skylight in the center

Peoria Main LibraryPeoria, Illinois

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Peoria Fire Station 13Peoria, Illinois

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Peoria Housing AuthorityPeoria, Illinois

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