Our office is located in Confluence at 401 Linden Street, Suite 221 (up the stairs in the courtyard). If you’re familiar with Fort Collins, we’re just down the road from New Belgium, and across the street from Ginger and Baker.

We work on projects throughout the west and around the world, yet [au]workshop considers the city of Fort Collins our home base.  Near the northern extent of the Front Range Urban Corridor, the city combines a casual urban culture and outdoor life that belies its small (170,000) size. Supporting a stout creative community of artists, craftspeople and musicians as well as an intellectual cohort of research scientists, professors, and students, Fort Collins is surrounded by and interwoven with a fantastic variety of open space and agricultural land and is quite close to Rocky Mountain National Park’s 250,000 acres—itself surrounded by almost 3 million additional acres of protected lands. 

Located in the nascent River District, a stone's throw from downtown, our office is committed to engaging both the city’s traditional and contemporary urbanisms, as well as enjoying the city’s burgeoning local agriculture and fermentation culture, family-friendly atmosphere, and outdoor opportunities. The focus on a work/life balance—of actually living the lives we might envision for others—is imperative for us as we move forward mindfully.  

We make our city, and our city makes us. 

Links to our Neighborhood:

Confluence 
Wolverine Farms Publishing
Ginger and Baker
Mobb Mountain Distillers
Old Elk Distillery and Dry Town
New Belgium
Odell Brewing