Epic work is
only possible
when you
have the
right people.
The kind of people who are good at what they do and know how to have fun in the process.
We always
take our
work seriously. But never ourselves.
We keep things light. We laugh hard. And we genuinely enjoy one another’s company. It’s our secret sauce. And when you work with us, we consider you part of the team. So prepare to roll up your sleeves and have some fun too.
Our team in their Natural Environment.#dtjculture
It`s #UglyChristmasSweaterDay and we`re only just getting started for the holiday season with our annual ugly sweater contest coming this Tuesday. Our crew has a history of going all out, and we absolutely can`t wait to see what wild ideas and a little Photoshop will bring to the table. Swipe to see what some of us wore last year—who do YOU think took home the prize?
With our annual #PhotoContest officially over, we wanted to share some of the stunning submissions from our grand winners! With categories such as black and white, landscape, culture, people and pets, and buildings, we challenged our team to expand their creative spirit and think outside the box. Photos were judged based on composition, lighting, texture, and color, with a goal to tell their stories through a medium unique to them. Swipe to see more!
DTJ is proud to have celebrated our 50th anniversary as a company this last year. Founded in 1967 as Downing Leach and subsequently as Downing, Thorpe, and James, DTJ has been providing quality, thoughtful community planning, landscape design, and architecture to Colorado, the United States, and beyond for 5 decades. Cheers to 5 more! Here are a few fun shots for the 50th anniversary celebration party.
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#DTJdesign #DTJ #Design #Architecture #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanPlanning #Colorado #ColoradoArchitecture #Boulder #ResidentialDesign #Coloradotography #Building #UrbanDesign #Urban #ModernArchitecture #CommunityPlanning #Space #RockyMountains #RockyMountainHigh #dtjculture
A few of our ATX designers attended the Austin Architecture Cruise earlier this month, where they enjoyed the picturesque views of Austin`s evolving skyline along Lady Bird Lake. It was a humble reminder of the beauty in old and new design, taking a closer look at the city we`re proud to be a part of. Thank you to the Austin Foundation for Architecture for hosting this enlightening experience!
