Roth Sheppard Architects was selected to design the Fort Worth Police Department Sixth Patrol District Substation and the city of Thornton Fire Station No. 6 and Police Substation led by partner-in-charge Brian Berryhill, as well as the new Police and Courts Facility for Firestone.
Roth Sheppard is designing work for Scandinavian Designs in California.
New retail and restaurant projects, led by partner Adam Harding, include a mixed-use development for Scandinavian Designs in Corte Madera, California (a several building complex housing a furniture showroom, restaurants, housing and retail space) and a retail showroom addition for Scandinavian Designs in San Jose, California. The firm is also working on a new restaurant in Longmont called La Madeleine.
In addition, the town of Dillon has chosen Jeffrey Sheppard, co-founder and design principal at Roth Sheppard, to develop new architectural guidelines for several new upcoming projects. To establish a stronger physical identity for its popular mountain community, town leaders recently completed a rebranding process to assure that future buildings capture the town’s special, significant and authentic characteristics in a more impactful way. Sheppard will work with the Dillon community to define and clarify the characteristics and “patterns” that architects, designers and developers will be required to adhere to in the future. A series of workshops, being held in early 2017, will produce detailed design guidelines that support the town’s vision and identity, acknowledge its past, and speak to its future aspirations.
