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08/24/2026

Check out these bird’s-eye views of the progress at the new Summit Heights Junior High in Adams County School District 14. This future 7th and 8th grade campus will bring together students from across the district, with spaces that encourage collaboration and support the hands-on learning experiences that will define the school. When complete, the campus will feature four career-focused academies, flexible learning spaces, and athletic facilities designed for both student and community use. Every beam, wall, and detail is helping bring that vision to life.

08/21/2026

Nobody could have predicted hail in the middle of August... except maybe Chris Bianchi

Our annual company picnic didn’t exactly go according to plan, and Wash Park was quickly off the table. But one of the best things about our team is how quickly people step up, adapt, and make the most of whatever comes our way.

Instead of picnicking in the park, we opened up the office and turned the day into an opportunity for our families to see where we work, meet the people we work alongside every day, and spend time together. Working with people who value not only the work we do together, but also the lives and families behind it, is something we never take for granted.

08/20/2026

How do you design a space for what comes next?

At FLORA in Denver’s RiNo Arts District, MOA recently brought two very different commercial projects to life: Chestnut Cellars, a first-generation retail build-out, and a speculative office suite designed for future tenants.

While the users and goals were different, both projects shared a common objective: creating adaptable environments that deliver value today while remaining flexible for tomorrow.

In the latest issue of Colorado Construction & Design Magazine, Marcus Appleby explores how thoughtful workplace and retail design can help businesses and developments evolve over time.

Read the full article in CCD Magazine at the link in our bio.

08/19/2026

Hanover Elementary School is open! 🎉

This day has been a long time coming. After years of advocacy and perseverance, Hanover students and staff are beginning the school year in a transformed learning environment. Through this BEST-funded project, the school gained 12,725 square feet of new space and 4,000 square feet of renovations, bringing seven new classrooms, a secure entry vestibule, a media center, an expanded kitchen, facility upgrades, and a reverse osmosis water system.

For a community that spent years working toward these improvements, the impact is hard to overstate. Students now have access to spaces and resources that many take for granted, including a dedicated library and clean, reliable drinking water. What was once a building struggling to meet the community’s needs is now a place designed to support learning, curiosity, and opportunity for years to come.

Thank you to the Hanover School District 28 community, staff, and students for the incredible collaboration that made this project possible. Here’s to a new chapter of learning and growth!

08/18/2026

Over the past few days, it has been exciting to see Golden Ridge, Silver Spruce, and Mountain Peak Elementary Schools come to life during their Back-to-School celebrations. Seeing classrooms filled with students, hallways buzzing with families, and teachers welcoming their new school communities was a powerful reminder of what these buildings are truly about: creating places where students can learn, grow, and thrive.

These schools are part of Douglas County School District’s Growth & Decline initiative, a process that helps the District respond to changing enrollment patterns. In some areas, declining enrollment can lead to consolidations that allow resources to be used more effectively while maintaining strong educational opportunities for students. Golden Ridge, Silver Spruce, and Mountain Peak represent the culmination of that work, bringing together legacy school communities through building upgrades, enhanced programming, refreshed school identities, and facility improvements designed to support students for years to come. Together, these projects reflect the District’s commitment to adapting to demographic changes while creating sustainable, thriving school communities.

08/17/2026

That’s a wrap on the 🏐 season!

MOA’s Block Parti team finished the season on top, winning the final tournament on Saturday with an impressive 15–1 record!

Thanks to all the Designer League teams who joined us this season and made every game so much fun. We’ll see you on the court next season!

08/13/2026

MOA ARCHITECTURE is a place where talented people come together to do meaningful work, support one another, and grow their careers. We value collaboration, continuous learning, and a culture that encourages employees to bring their best ideas forward. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking for your next opportunity, you’ll find a team that is invested in your success.

Explore current opportunities and learn more about life at MOA at moaarch.com 💡

08/12/2026

At Fletcher Miller School, sensory rooms are designed as intentional environments that support regulation, focus, and individualized learning.

These spaces incorporate controlled lighting, soft materials, and adaptable features to meet a wide range of sensory needs. Whether used for calming, stimulation, or therapy, the rooms provide students with greater agency over how they engage with their environment.

Thoughtful design creates the conditions for students to succeed—on their own terms.

08/11/2026

At the center of Gillette College’s Enzi Applied Learning Center is a space designed for connection.

The Commons is envisioned as a hub for connection, collaboration, and campus life. Open gathering areas, learning stair seating, branded feature walls, and integrated graphics create opportunities for students to study, meet, share ideas, and build community throughout the day. The design draws from Gillette’s mining heritage through materiality, structure, and storytelling, creating a space that is both rooted in place and focused on the future.

As students move between classrooms, labs, and fabrication spaces, the Commons creates a central destination that encourages interaction, discovery, and a shared sense of belonging.

08/10/2026

Last Friday, MOA was proud to sponsor the Littleton Public Schools Foundation’s Tee It Up for Littleton Public Schools Golf Tournament.

As a firm of 55 teammates, we’re proud to live in, design for, and support the communities we call home. Thank you to the LPS Foundation for bringing people together for a great day on the course!

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