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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
Kimberly MacArthur Graham is the owner
of Layer Cake Creative and an AEC
marketing professional with more
than 25 years of experience. She
works with clients across the U.S. and
internationally to discover, develop
and communicate their brand through
effective messaging and collateral.
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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.
Cover photo courtesy
Michelle Meunier Photography
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.
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Joy Spatz, is an architect, interior designer and
workplace strategist in Denver. Email Joy at
Jenny West, LEED AP ID+C, is the architecture and
design manager for the Knoll Phoenix region.
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, LEED accreditation, and change practitioner
certification to lead organizations to re-imagine the
norm. Email her at .
Beth Mosenthal, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, is an architect at
Anderson Mason Dale, 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.
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