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December 2020 \ BUILDING DIALOGUE \ 33 WWW.CODACG.COM We are a commercial general contractor specializing in tenant finish projects. We have exceptional superinten- dents, subcontractors and a service-focused team that is willing to go the extra mile for our clients. We complete projects on time and on budget with the quality and professionalism ex- pected. Let us build your space to create a more inviting and appealing look for your employees, clients, and visitors. Recently Completed Peak Media CEAVCO Parker Oral Surgery Stride Florence Square Currently Under Construction Kadiant One Beacon Insurance Intelepeer Eldorado Ridge Suite Please contact us for more information on how Coda Construction can help you with your next construction project. MARK STRATTON, PRESIDENT 303.757.3133 MSTRATTON@CODACG.COM HARLEQUIN PLAZA MOUNTAINVIEW PERIODONTICS INOVA COMMON AREAS & AMENITIES NOVEL COWORKING fully crafted curation of materials, furniture, art, and a broad- ened net on the agricultural story. We sought to embrace the boutique hotel and members-on- ly philosophieswith an engaging experience that carries from your first step into the lobby toyour officedoor and the shared spaces in between. We also were interested in the idea of discovery, letting the space unfold and reveal itself to the guest themore one uses it. The library conference room features a full-size floor lamp in the shape of a horse, Oaxaca artist murals line the walls, and antique furniture pieces were given a new life and purpose throughout.While object and art curation is a primary focus at Shift Littleton, the design team prioritized intentional spaces that allowed for what Barnhill describes as “intuitive hospital- ity.” “It’s a natural extension of caring about others to actually care for them,” he said. “We are a local B-Corp company that provides space and services toother local companies.Wewant our members to feel a holistic approach to their well-being, and give them a space where they can be creative, productive and also be supported and happier doing it.” Members will come for their day job, but engage in the com- munity throughwellness offerings such as yoga, meditation, a colleague’s happy hour or spontaneous networking. Massage, wellnessandmeditationroomsaresomeof themost common- ly used spaces at Shift, but Barnhill says that it takes time for members to adapt. While many coworking offices seem to be designed with a minimalist approach for the millennia guest, the reality is that setting begins to feel unfulfilling. As an interior designer, I believe an inspiring space inspires new ideas, new thinking, new expectations – where we have more measurements for success. The future of coworking is here, full of luxury, full of service amenities and full of community. \\ kristen@clutchdesignstudio.com ELEMENTS Shared Workspace JC Buck Shift Littleton: The library conference room features a full-size floor lamp in the shape of a horse.