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The Mulford Building

Telluride, Colorado

Located within the Telluride National Historic Landmark District and originally constructed in the early 1980s, this mixed-use project included a front facade reconstruction, rear alley addition, and substantial interior reconstruction incorporating two luxury condominiums and a caretaker's living unit above the ground level retail space.

Contact

Lynn Taylor Lohr, AIA

lynn@ltlohrarchitect.com

503.680.1174

Mulford Building
Mulford Building is nestled within historic downtown Telluride

Photograph: Thomas McConnell

Located within the Telluride National Historic Landmark District and originally constructed in the early 1980s, this mixed-use project included a front facade reconstruction, rear alley addition, and substantial interior reconstruction incorporating two luxury condominiums and a caretaker's living unit above the ground level retail space. The Mulford Building Reconstruction and Addition Project earned the 2008 Award of Excellence for Compatible Infill from the Town of Telluride.

The front facade reconstruction design and detailing reflects the architectural character of the surrounding historic structures while remaining clearly contemporary with materials such as copper cornices and cast stone and brick details. The alley addition contains elegant curves, reflecting the interior's dramatic character.

Mulford Building Facade
Redesigned Main Street facade

Photograph: Thomas McConnell

Mulford Building facade before construction
Facade prior to reconstruction

Photograph: Heart of Telluride

Alley addition and reconstruction
Alley addition and reconstruction

Photograph: Melanie Metz

Alley facade prior to addition and reconstruction
Alley facade prior to addition and reconstruction

Photograph: Heart of Telluride

Alley addition's upper floors
Alley addition's upper floors

Photograph: Thomas McConnell

Alley addition and upper floors
Alley addition and upper floors

Photograph: Melanie Metz

Penthouse deck and San Juan Mountains beyond
Penthouse deck and San Juan Mountains beyond

Photograph: Melanie Metz

Penthouse deck
Penthouse deck

Photograph: Melanie Metz