ArcWest Architects is proud to be active in our local community and we support a variety of local nonprofit organizations throughout the year. Our team recently participated in the 2021 Colorado Gives Day, an annual day of giving in our… Continued
Giving back and staying involved in our local communities is a core value of the ArcWest team, and we support a variety of local nonprofit organizations and causes. We’re excited about one of our newest sponsorships – ArcWest recently became… Continued
Giving back and community involvement have long been important to the ArcWest team. To celebrate Colorado's largest day of giving, Colorado Gives Day, ArcWest made donations to nonprofit organizations selected by each member of our staff. A total of $1,100… Continued
ArcWest partner, Todd Heirls, has a passion for horses and one way he feeds that passion is by supporting Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue, a Colorado nonprofit in unincorporated Weld County. The ranch has a unique, 2-prong mission rescuing horses… Continued
Just before the start of summer this year, a new community garden opened in Denver’s Sloan’s Lake community, and the ArcWest team was quick to get involved. We believe in participating in the communities where we live and work and… Continued
Did you know that ArcWest has a Denver Public Schools (DPS) intern working with us in the office? Meet 17-year-old Jose Vega-Sanchez. He’s a Senior at Denver’s CEC Early College, a DPS high school where students can take free college-level… Continued
The ArcWest partners, Todd Heirls and Robin Adams, volunteered recently for a "Habit for Humanity" residential building project locally in Denver. The project superintendent (Trevor) started the morning introduction with the "safety speech" ... Typical stuff such as wear your… Continued
I was asked by the faculty at Kenton Elementary School to take part in their “College & Career day” by speaking to the 5th grade classes about the value of higher education, what education it took to become and architect… Continued
Mentoring a high school student as part of his senior experience certainly has no clear association with the business of Commercial Architecture in the Denver area. Nor does it provide a dash of new income to the company. This said,… Continued
ArcWest Architects participated in the neighborhood volunteer effort organized by KaBOOM to build a new playground for Chaffe Park at 44th and Tejon Streets in Denver. Rome may not have been built in a day ... But a playground was. … Continued