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Contributors
Stephanie Darling is a Denver writer with
20 years’ experience writing for business
and nonprofit organizations.
Sarah Goldblatt, AIA, is based in Denver
and writes about all elements of design
through the lens of an architect.
Read more of her work at
Jill Ladwig, based in Denver, writes about
business, science and technology.
Eric Peterson is a Denver-based writer
specializing in business and travel
writing. He’s written about real estate
and architecture for Confluence Denver,
skiing for the New York Daily News,
and tech startups for ColoradoBiz,
while authoring dozens of guidebooks
for Frommer’s Travel Guides. He’s also
written his own Ramble Guides series,
including Ramble Colorado.
Clinton Waiz is a writer of many voices
and a strong sense of the built
environment. His take on design and
construction explores both the process
and products of human infrastructure.
Cynthia Kemper is the founder of Marketekture, a
Denver-based consulting practice specializing in
the creation and implementation of thoughtful,
results-driven market development and public/
media relations strategies for leading architecture,
design and engineering firms since 2004. Email her
at
Sharon Barrett is a real estate strategist for portfolios
and large, high-profile corporate assets. She is
with CBRE in Denver. Sharon is an advocate of
measuring quality of life per square foot. Email
Sharon a
Joy Spatz, AIA, is an architect, interior designer,
workplace strategist and founding principal at
Studio Collaborative. Email Joy at
Jenny West is the architecture and design manager
for Knoll Inc. Fueled by a passion for research
and design, West helps clients shape their work
environments with imagination and vision.
She utilizes her robust expertise as a licensed
commercial interior designer and innate creativity
to inspire organizations to reimagine the norm.
Email her at
Beth Mosenthal is an Associate AIA and LEED AP
BD+C at Gensler, as well as a writer, editor, blogger,
tactical urbanist, arts advocate, coffee connoisseur
and self-proclaimed life enthusiast. Her column
aims to explore the trends and triumphs of Colorado’s
evolving professional and physical landscape from a
millennial, design and development perspective. Email
her at