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   T._Harvey | Feb 20, 2001 05:18am | #1

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   Gray, how's the search going? I'm interested in your project. If you want some input Em-ail me at Buck [email protected]

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   isaac_savitz | Mar 25, 2001 11:15pm | #2

   *Harvey, I live in Boulder, CO. I have worked with James McCutcheon on several projects and have found him to be very sensitive when dealing with character and/or mother nature in his designs. He is very busy now, but he takes commissions often based on interest, not just availability. His phone number is 303.449.9289, my phone # is 303.601.2616 if you want a builder that cares as much as you do... Good luck, isaac

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   isaac_savitz | Mar 25, 2001 11:16pm | #3

   *Sorry about the name mixup Gary... I

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   Jeffrey_DeMeyer | Apr 12, 2001 05:16am | #4

   *I cannot reccomend an architect, but was wondering if you needed a contractor or carpenters. Call me 303494 8467. Jeff DeMeyer, DeMeyer Construction Services, Inc. Boulder, CO. I have done quite a lot of remodeling work in Boulder for 6 years, a few older homes included. Looking forward to talking to you. Jeff.

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   Gary_Fehr | Apr 12, 2001 05:16am | #5

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   I'm planning an extensive restoration of my 1910 cottage in Boulder, CO. For lack of a better term, I'm searching for an architect who is "sensitive" to the charm of an older house and who can create restoration/remodel plans that retain as much existing house as is feasible. The house is in rough shape (foundation, leaning walls, etc.), but I definitely do not want to do a scrape off and build new.

   I started with one architect but had to drop him since his approach was more about gutting (even demo-ing) everything possible and building brand new.

   Any references would be greatly appreciated.