UCCS Military and Student Veterans Center, TDG Architecture

Springs Wealth Group, Colorado Springs, Colorado. TDG Architecture.

This project, as small as it may seem, does an incredible job serving the congregation of the Church in the Wildwood. Located in a small mountain town just west of Colorado Springs, in Green Mountain Falls, TDG had the opportunity to team with the Church in the Wildwood to create a multi-phased approach to several renovation projects.

Having been neglected and free from proper upgrades, it was our job to outline a series of renovation projects to best solve their needs. The Church compiled the documentation for applying for a grant, and we were there to help produce the visuals and promote creative thinking. The first phase aimed to solve very important aspects of the Church to be able to better serve the community. The objectives were to create a welcoming sense of arrival, to create an accessible path from existing parking to a new covered walkway and main entrance, and to increase the safety of the exterior walking surfaces. The interior remodel of the main common area was also a priority of the Church.

Our client sought after Tremmel Design Group to create a new and exciting medical architecture design for their tenant. An outdated medical office had acquired new tenants and was in need of a remodel to better serve a new purpose. Our clients are experts at growing their medical business and were pleased that TDG was able to design a medical office that retained the business image while also creating new design features unique to this location. It was TDG’s challenge to make this location fit within its context of Colorado Springs.

Healthcare architecture can provide great opportunity for creativity. TDG designed a new space for its tenant that provided its patients a calming, comfortable environment.

Located in a LEED Core & Shell, this location’s design goals began with meeting around a physical scaled model with the Partners. Featuring classic Ruggles Green elements, this location also brought in several new design ideas.

Much more of a muted palette, it emphasized natural elements and materials with a mix of very sleek lines.