Aspen · Snowmass · Denver, CO
Denver Design is a Colorado architectural steel and rainscreen contractor — custom work in steel, stone, and terracotta, plus tile — for commercial, multifamily, hospitality, and residential projects across Aspen, Snowmass, and the Denver area.
Steel, Rainscreen & Tile · Colorado
Aspen · Snowmass · Denver · Cherry Hills
What we do
We handle the full tile and architectural steel scope — estimating, takeoff, submittals, fabrication, field installation, and closeout — so your schedule and your finish both hold up.
From first takeoff and budget to submittals, shop drawings, fabrication, field installation, punch, and closeout documents — we own the tile and architectural steel scope end to end, in both commercial and residential settings.
That means fewer hand-offs, one accountable crew, and a finish that matches what was specified.
We work in your construction management platform — submittals, RFIs, daily logs, and closeout — and install to spec, not improvisation.
Large-format layout and full mortar coverage on the tile side; plumb, square, and cleanly finished architectural steel on the metal side. The details you check on walkthrough are the ones we sweat first.
A crew that works Aspen to Cherry Hills and knows plan rooms, mountain logistics, and the difference between a bid deadline and a real one.
The craft
The best work hides in the prep: accurate field measurements, clean welds, and proper fit-up on the steel and rainscreen side; flat substrates, the right membrane, and full coverage on the tile and stone side.
Selected work
Five scopes across two Aspen residences — architectural steel, rainscreen, and a slat-wall feature on one; a green terracotta inlay and baluster system on the other. Each card opens to its own build-process gallery.
Architectural Steel
Structural steel framing, a glazed curtain wall, entry canopies, and custom steel window systems — twenty-nine build-process shots from raw stock to final set.
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Rainscreen
A ventilated rainscreen on the same residence — weather barrier, mineral wool, and furring built out from the framing, then large-format cladding set from lifts through a mountain winter.
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Slat Wall
An operable slat-wall feature on the same residence — welded steel frames routed to seat hardwood slats, then hung as three large panels in the facade, from substrate through fabrication and final hang.
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Terracotta Inlay
A green terracotta inlay running through the stone pillars of an Aspen residence — laid out, set into the field, and finished inside and out.
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Baluster System
A terracotta baluster system lining the tiered balconies of an Aspen residence — balusters cut, set in mortar between stone bases and handrail caps, and finished across the facade.
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