02 · Large Buildings & Masterplans
Seventeen infill dwellings on a Denver Highlands lot, named for a porpoise with a few dozen individuals left.
An urban infill housing project of 17 units ranging from 1,320 to 1,850 square feet, developed by First Stone Development. The name borrows from the vaquita — the world's most endangered marine mammal — a naming convention the developer carried through a series of Denver projects tied to the city's zoo.
An infill lot in Denver’s Highlands needed to absorb real housing density without reading as a density project.
Seventeen dwelling units across a range of sizes (1,320–1,850 sq ft), designed as townhomes rather than a block.
Completed infill housing that added meaningful density to an established neighborhood.
