Black and White House

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DAVIS URBAN — Sloan’s Lake Denver, CO

The Black and White House features black standing seam metal roofing and large floor-to-ceiling glazing on its front facade.

Black and White House is a 3,500-square-foot renovation and expansion of a 1960s brick ranch, located in the Sloan’s Lake neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The project involved updating the existing structure while introducing new elements that respond to both the immediate residential context and local views toward the lake and mountains. The design establishes a clear visual identity with dark metal siding, reclaimed brick, and custom steel windows and doors. Key interventions include a two-story open kitchen and dining area, as well as the addition of an upper level study, both oriented to maximize outward views. The architectural approach emphasizes direct connections between indoor and outdoor spaces while maintaining a measured presence within its established neighborhood.

Architect
DAVIS URBAN
Location
Sloan’s Lake Denver, CO · Denver architects
Size
3,500 sq ft
Photography
JC Buck, Zachary Cornwell, Kirsten Stoltz
Images
9
Style
Modern, Traditional
Materials
Blackened Steel, Brick, Concrete, Glass, Quartz
Features
Black Window Frames, Cantilever, Corner Windows, Flat Roof, Floor-to-Ceiling Glass

Typical architect fee for a 3,500 sq ft new home here: $70,000 – $196,000Full services, Colorado · BLS wage and Census construction data

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