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WE TOLD YOU YOUR TIME WOULD COME, DIDN’T WE, GUYS? Since the May issue was all about the ladies, we thought it was only fair the June issue be dedicated to the gents of our community. While we will celebrate the dads in our lives on Father’s Day, June 17, you don’t have to be a father to find something you’ll enjoy in these pages. Now that you’ve met the female movers and shakers of the community, we’ll introduce you to some influential men in this month’s feature. Learn about what makes them unique and how they’re impacting the community. If you haven’t already, you’ll probably run into one—or several—of them out on the town! We also introduce you to a local father/son duo who share their favorite things with us. Finally, we put a spotlight on men’s health. It’s been months since many

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BoulderLifestylePubs.com ON THE COVER Academy Award-winning director of Icarus, Bryan Fogel

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2018

FEATURES 54 Meet Bryan Fogel How a Colorado man's documentary (accidentally) blew the lid off a worldwide scandal.

62 Hats Off In most cases, wearing Royal Stag Hats is a fashion statement. For us, it represents the many hats entrepreneurs wear on the daily.

74 Interiors that Inspire Three creative spaces to get the work juices flowing.

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84 A Need for Speed Meet Nathan James, aka "sirdrifto," and his old school ride.

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20 Good Times 35 Realty Report 36 Around Town

38 Hot spot 44 Healthy Lifestyle 50 Back Stage 54 Local Limelight 80 Open House 84 Driver’s Notebook 88 Renovate & Refine 92 Road Trip 96 Giving Back 98 Lifestyle Calendar 102 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES 1.

Boulder Lifestyle's 6th Annual "Derby Days" Boulder Lifestyle Magazine recently hosted their 6th annual Kentucky Derby party, at the Highland City Club. The event drew 600 guests, raising over $18,000 for There With Care. Huge thanks to title sponsors, Audi Flatirons, Boulder Plastic Surgery, Ellis Builds, Jennifer Egbert Modern Luxury Real Estate, Post Brewing and all the volunteers!

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GOOD TIMES 1.

We Need to Talk: Glory On April 10th the Dairy Arts Center hosted Mea Culpa Productions, We Need to Talk: Glory a panel discussion concerning the role Glory has played in each speakers life.Â Furnishings were provided by west elm and bouquets by Fawns Leap. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MONA ESPOSITO & GEORGE LANGE.

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Front Range Anglers Customer Appreciation Day Saturday April 7, 2018 – Bringing Fly Fishing Expertise to Boulder for 36 years! A very special day for our valued clients offering premium fly fishing gear, seminars and giveaways as our way to say “thank you” for continuing to support our family-owned local business. PHOTOGRAPHY BY RANDY HANNER, FRONT RANGE ANGLERS ECOMMERCE/SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER

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BOULDER

REALTY REPORT

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

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DOM

436 Highland Avenue

$4,075,000

100%

720 Mapleton Avenue

$3,225,000

$3,125,000

97%

2093 Balsam Drive

$2,995,000

$3,000,000

100%

807 Timber Lane

$3,000,000

100%

420 Pine Street

$2,900,000

$2,850,000

98%

815 Forest Avenue

$2,495,000

100%

1435 Upland Avenue

$2,195,000

$2,225,000

101%

3246 5th Street

$2,350,000

$2,200,000

94%

1224 Mariposa Avenue

$2,300,000

$2,200,000

96%

1055 8th Street

$1,999,000

$2,050,000

103%

2370 Balsam Drive

$1,850,000

$1,845,000

100%

737 Walnut Street

$1,795,000

$1,825,000

102%

343 Dakota Boulevard

$1,875,000

$1,805,000

96%

3168 5th Street

$1,795,000

100%

3172 11th Street

$1,575,000

$1,610,000

102%

2545 Tamarack Avenue

$1,495,000

$1,525,000

102%

2227 16th Street

$1,295,000

$1,510,000

117%

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HOT SPOT

ANCIENT GRAINS ARE HIP AGA I N OUT WITH THE NEW, IN WITH OLD. MOXIE BREAD CO. IS TAKING PASTRIES BACK IN TIME.

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ARTICLE CAROLYN DAVIDSON PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE WHEN YOU THINK “GUYS DAY OUT,” YOUR MIND MIGHT NOT IMMEDIATELY JUMP TO “BAKERY,” BUT GIVE LOUISVILLE'S FAMILY-FRIENDLY Moxie Bread Co. a shot for your next lads-only excursion. (Bonus for all you fathers out there: there’s a sandpit on the back patio that will keep kiddos entertained for hours as you relax at the handmade wood tables.) Andy Clark’s three-year-old bakery has been making an impact in the baking world: Moxie’s heirloom grain-only baked goods earned the baker a James Beard Award nomination for Best Baker.

“It just feels like it gave validation that we’re doing something right,” Clark says. “We have a ton of pride in what we do, we believe deeply in this bakery, in our community and our staff.”

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If you’re scratching your head wondering what is meant by heirloom grain, don’t worry. Here’s the rundown: these ancient grains fell out of fashion in the ’60s when scientists created a crop that had triple the yield compared to the ancient form of the grain. Clark says that he was intrigued by heirloom grains because of the increase in gluten intolerance in recent years. Try with care, but Clark says that he’s met many customers whose gluten intolerance wasn’t triggered by the bread at Moxie: and he thinks it’s because of the grains. You can’t go wrong with any of the sandwiches on the menu, which all come on the heirloom grain ciabatta, but it’s the pastries that really shine. Heirloom grains are notoriously more difficult to work with than the flour that you’re used to on the grocery shelves. But you would never guess that after one bite of the flakey and buttery kings egg pastry which holds a savory mix of egg and veg or the sweet kougin amann, which is filled with different seasonal fruits when baked every morning. As far as Clark can tell, that James Beard nomination went beyond just the exceptional texture and taste of their ancient grain goods. “I think we were nominated for sum of all the parts,” Clark explains. When everything comes together: from the cozy and welcoming atmosphere, the great food to the amazing customer service provided by long-time front-of-the-house employees Amedeo Negrini and Keely VanBank, customers go from strangers in a line to friends (and occasionally employees). And that care and customer service extends up to Clark himself. “I’ve been working as a baker since high school,” Clark says. “I have this deep sense of pride and responsibility of feeding people. It feels really good to know that I’m making the bread that you’re putting on your table to feed your family.” Stop by and say hi: 641 Main St, Louisville, 720-420-9616, MoxieBreadCo.com.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENDURANCE ENTREPRENEUR AND ENDURANCE ATHLETE ERIC HINMAN FIRST VISITED COLORADO IN MAY 2017 FOR A BUSINESS TRIP AND QUICKLY FELL IN LOVE WITH THE MOUNTAINS AND LIFESTYLE. He decided to trade living on the east coast for the west coast. He recently relocated to Denver, and his active lifestyle fits right in. “I’ve always been super-competitive with myself, wanting to learn, grow, improve and see what my mind and body are capable of,” he says. He has always been active — playing three sports in high school, running, weightlifting and later picking up triathlon and competing in Ironman. He soon found benefits were not only physical but mental as well. “I realized mental benefits are just as significant as the physical benefits — having unlimited energy, improved focus, bouts of creativity and resilience to endure anything thrown at you,” Hinman says. Eventually, his passion for fitness and health merged with his career path. In 2013, he co-founded an athletic club in Syracuse, New York called Urban Life Athletics and then in 2016 he co-founded a fast-casual restaurant called Original Grain. Over the years, his following on social media (mainly Instagram @erichinman) has steadily increased. Now, he utilizes his platform to work with athletic brands to promote products that he loves and frequently uses. “My role now is very early stage — helping create brands that solve my problems and things I’m super passionate about, finding amazing operators and assembling a team that shares the vision,” he describes. Here is an inside look at some of Hinman’s favorite things — some accessories that enhance his daily routine and a move to add to your workout regime.

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THE WO RKOUT

BURPEE BOX JUMP OVERS SET A CLOCK TO RUN UP IN TIME.

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ARTICLE MEG SIMON

Boulder Lifestyle | June 2018

“When you come to Planet Bluegrass,

EVERY SUMMER, PLANET BLUEGRASS HOSTS SOME OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED BLUEGRASS FESTIVALS IN THE WORLD. Both seasoned veterans and first-timers across the state and the

you enter a new

globe flock to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, RockyGrass and Folks

planet in and

course, music. This month we talked to Brian Eyster, director of com-

of itself where people share these deep values of

Fest every summer to enjoy a few days of community, camping, and of munications at Planet Bluegrass, about the unique flavor of each of these three big festivals. TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL: JUNE 21ST – 24TH The Telluride Bluegrass Festival celebrates its 45th anniversary this

taking care of one

summer. Held every year on the weekend closest to the summer sol-

another and taking

stice, Telluride is the first major Planet Bluegrass festival of the season,

care of the place

“The genre is really ‘Telluride bluegrass,’ explains Eyster. “It’s a

they are sharing.”

and it has a vibe all its own. bigger tent idea.” This year, bluegrass icons Béla Fleck and The Sam Bush Band will be taking the stage alongside newer artists, including Tedeschi Trucks Band and Sturgill Simpson. The isolation of Telluride combined with the estimated 10,000 people in attendance every day create an opportunity for people to form deep, lasting relationships with the community. New bands emerge from time spent backstage, and friendships between bluegrass enthusiasts keep people reuniting at the festival year after year. ROCKYGRASS: JULY 27TH – 29TH In its 46th year, RockyGrass is held on the Planet Bluegrass property in Lyons. The festival was originally founded by Bill Monroe and the Colorado Bluegrass Music Society, and today has become one of the most renowned traditional bluegrass festivals in the world. An homage to old-timey bluegrass and mountain music, RockyGrass stands in contrast to many of today’s other festivals. This year Alison Brown, Missy Raines, Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hull, and Becky Buller, five of the world’s most award-winning female bluegrass musicians, will be performing together for the first time. The

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festival will close out on Sunday with a performance by Hot Rize as they

+ Telluride Bluegrass Festival –

of RockyGrass is that innovative musical collaborations aren’t limited to the

celebrate their 40th anniversary as a band. One of the most special aspects

Tickets available for Thursday,

lineup—after the stage goes dark for the day, bluegrass tunes float through

June 21st

the campground as festival attendees keep the music going into the night.

+ RockyGrass – Sold out + Folks Festival – Tickets still available for all days! + September 14th and 15th:

FOLKS FESTIVAL: AUGUST 17TH – 19TH Planet Bluegrass finishes off its summer on a mellower note; Folks Festival includes a wide variety of genres and is more laid back than some

Planet Bluegrass in collaboration

of the other festivals, both in terms of music and the crowd. Lots of families

with Mountain Sun Pub and Brewery

come to Folks Festival every year, many for their first time. Also located on

in Boulder will be hosting a weekend

the Planet Bluegrass property in Lyons, the festival is relatively close for

of bluegrass and camping on the

many Front Range dwellers, making it easy to drop by for a day.

Lyons property to celebrate Moun-

The music at Folks Festival spans many genres and focuses more on

tain Sun’s 25th anniversary! Plenty

international music than some of the other festivals. This summer, perform-

of tickets still up for grabs. Lineup to

ing artists include Regina Spektor, Los Lobos, Jeff Tweedy, Indigo Girls,

be released soon.

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ARTICLE CAROLYN DAVIDSON PHOTOGRAPHY BRAD TORCHIA

Meet Bryan Fogel HOW A COLORADO MAN'S DOCUMENTARY (ACCIDENTALLY) BLEW THE LID OFF A WORLDWIDE SCANDAL.

NEARLY EVERY PROFESSIONAL SPORT HAS HAD A DOPING SCANDAL, BUT UNTIL RECENTLY, THE MOST FAMOUS EXAMPLE WAS OF LANCE ARMSTRONG, RATTED OUT BY HIS TEAMMATES AFTER YEARS OF TAKING ILLEGAL PERFORMANCE-ENHANCING DRUGS. This is where filmmaker Bryan Fogel begins his documentary, Icarus. “...they were essentially parading this as this huge triumph and that they had essentially “got” him but I never looked at it like that,” Fogel says. “To me, getting Lance was the equivalent of getting Al Capone on tax evasion.” Fogel was curious, how easy is it to get away with performance-enhancing drugs? How is it that this man, one of the most tested in the world, had gotten away with doping after hundreds of tests? Could this still happen? He started asking around, getting in touch with scientists and seeing if it was still possible. It turns out, they all said yes. Fogel, an avid cyclist who had raced in his youth, turned himself into a guinea pig. He would compete in the Haute Route sportive in the Alps after undertaking a daily steroid program. The Haute Route is a multi-day bike race whose route takes bikers climbing up and down mountains; it’s considered one of the most difficult amateur races out there. Icarus opens in Boulder, with a scene familiar to many Boulderites: the Flagstaff climb. Here in Boulder, where Fogel had gone to college after growing up in Denver, Fogel started his training, and his doping, with the help of Russian scientist Grigory Rodchenkov. Yes, that Russian scientist.

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It turns out that Fogel’s story had been inspired by the most famous doping case in the world at the time. And would be a key factor in understanding one of the only doping cases that would usurp Armstrong’s claim to infamy: the state-sponsored doping case in Russia, that led to the ban in the 2018 Winter Olympics. It’s with Rodchenkov that the film starts to change tone. In the beginning, there’s mention of a German documentary that uncovered the doping scandal of a Russian documentary, but later a 335-page report is what makes the tide really start to turn for Rodchenkov and Russian athletes. “Exactly how you see it in the film is exactly how it played out,” Fogel says. In a seven day period between the scandal breaking with that report, the IAAF had suspended Russia from world track, and you could see Rodchenkov was about to be pushed under the bus. Fogel, who had been working with Rodchenkov for almost two years at that point, bought him a ticket to the U.S. to escape the backlash from Russia. Once out of Russia, he became a whistleblower, explaining that he had fed dozens of athletes a cocktail of three different illegal performance-enhancing drugs in a scheme that had been planned by the state for years to ensure dominance at the Olympics. Icarus captures all of this. The documentary manages to at once be a real-life thriller, with Fogel doping and Rodchenkov escaping, but it’s also a story of friendship between these two unlikely allies, and Fogel says that was very intentional. “As a film, that just so happened to be true, shocking, and world-changing, in the crafting of it, I was thinking about how do I create the bourne identity, how do I get the audience to care about this character and how to invest the audience emotionally? Because the film could’ve easily been crafted as a piece of news or ‘here’s what happened and here’s how they did it,’” Fogel says.

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“And that was not my intention. I wanted to invest the audience emotionally, and in order to do that, it was developing the relationship between Grigory and me honestly, which is what I did… And in the crafting of the film, I always viewed the film narratively as a bromance. That it was a bromance first and that it was a true real-life thriller second.” When the film premiered on Netflix, people were clamoring to know more about the Russian scandal and the Russian scientist who had helped mastermind the doping program. But thanks to Fogel’s filmmaking, people connected with the ‘bromance’ Fogel showed in the film as much as they found excitement in knowing the behind-the-scenes of one of the biggest worldwide scandals in recent years. And then came Oscar-buzz. "The academy process is a long and daunting one. First, the film had to qualify, then from qualification, there’s a lot of campaigning,” Fogel says. ...“It was a very long, slow process. And every step of the way of it was humbling, and I was honored and also deeply optimistic that the film would be recognized. Not for myself but for what the story is and for Grigory and his longevity.” The win, for Best Documentary Feature, was hoped for, but not expected by Fogel, “It was a combination of feeling like this tremendous weight had been lifted from my shoulders, and it was utterly euphoric. It’s very hard to explain that emotion because I don’t think I’ll ever feel anything like that in my life again.” Nowadays Fogel is living in LA, and he doesn’t seem like he’s quite gotten tired talking about Icarus yet. And yes, he’s still biking. When we spoke, he ended our afternoon conversation by saying he was going to go on a ride. “I think I’m gonna try to sneak out on the bike for an hour. I could use a ride.”

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Hats off to the Chief

ON GROWING PAINS, LESSONS LEARNED AND FINDING BALANCE: HOW BOULDER'S OWN MOVERS AND SHAKERS HAVE FORGED UNIQUE PATHS TO SUCCESS.

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the Experience Engineer Jeff Suffolk CEO of Human Movement

1. Words to live by? “Being realistic is the most common path to mediocrity.” 2. Best way to start the day? Breakfast at Bob’s Diner with my family. 3. Greatest accomplishment? Being a dad—I had no idea how awesome it would be. 4. On his team: Suffolk calls his team “the coolest people,” and credits them with taking his “half-baked, decent ideas” and turning them into amazing experiences. 5. Biggest obstacle you’ve overcome? Learning how to lead. 6. Daily Motivation? Creating amazing family experiences; we call ourselves ‘Modern Day Alchemists,’ turning mountains into memories.

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the Music Maker

Jesse Aratow Partner, Agent and Manager at Madison House 1. First taste of the music business? Working at the Fly Me to the Moon Saloon in Telluride. 2. Lessons learned? A healthy body = a healthy mind. 3. The secret to your success? Routine, balance, and being calm, collected and even-keeled. 4. Favorite way to start the day? Working out for an hour and a half at the Colorado Athletic Club, and a single cup of french press, dark roast. 5. How do you measure success? Itâ€™s not about a show, a number of records, or a large offer; itâ€™s all about the quality partnerships being established.

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the I l l u st r at o r John Vogl Artist and Founder of The Bungaloo

1. Advice for future illustrators? Have confidence—don’t sacrifice your work or yourself to please one person or to get one job. 2. Best advice you’ve received? “Good work wins out.” 3. People you look up to? Teagan White, Jessica Seamans, Ryan Duggan and Mike Mitchell, to name a few. 4. Project you’re most proud of? The Denver Pale Ale can for Great Divide—it was cool to have my work out in the public instead of in the niche world of music or advertising. 5. First great success? A poster for St. Vincent in 2009—it was the first time I created a poster that sold out immediately. 66

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the Brand Man

Ted Church Founder and Co-Principal of Anthem Branding 1. Advice for up-and-coming entrepreneurs? Get comfortable with being uncomfortable. 2. What makes a strong leader? Someone who builds meaningful relationships; someone who can be resilient and maintain a sense of calm when faced with difficult obstacles and decisions. 3. Daily routine? Wake up at 5:19, coffee, read the paper, workout, drop my kids off at school, then at my desk by 8:00 am ready to take on the day. 4. Favorite meal in Boulder? Breakfast on the deck at Chautauqua Dining Hall after a hike with my family. 5. Favorite morning pick-me-up? Black coffee or Kombucha.

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the R e stau r at e u r Kevin J. Daly Proprietor of Mountain Sun Pubs and Breweries 1. What impact do you feel you’ve made in the community? We are politically liberal and socially conscious, and we run our business with that as the underlying mission. 2. Favorite activities outside of work? Hiking or running daily, and concerts…lots of concerts. I also serve on the board of Project Angel Heart in Denver. 3. On finding balance: Work hard and play harder! 4. What would you have done differently? I would’ve hired a management trainer earlier on—I was young and demanding and didn’t know how to communicate. 5. Favorite item on the menu? Our french fries.

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the Inventor David Barnett Founder and CEO of PopSockets

1. Before PopSockets? I was a Professor of Philosophy at CU-Boulder. 2. What has your success taught you? That sometimes we have needs that we can't readily identify. 3. Most people don’t know… On my tenth birthday, when I blew out my candles, my wish was to be funny like my classmate, Craig Long. 4. What inspired “Pop for Purpose?" I wanted to [empower] people to express their values through activism. We developed a platform that will enable anyone in the world to design a grip, associate a 501(c)(3) charity, and raise money through sales of the custom product. 5. The secret to your success? Luck.

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the CEO

(WITH A HEART OF GOLD)

Brian Watson Founder and CEO of Northstar Commercial Partners 1. What impact do you feel you’ve made in the community? We take vacant or distressed buildings and turn them into productive environments—like charter schools or business incubators—to help create jobs and opportunities. 2. What inspired you to write a book? I’ve learned a lot of lessons from people from all walks of life; I wrote The 7 Rings with the goal of impacting just one person for the better. 3. On changing the paradigm: Sometimes the view is that businesses are out for profit only, but whatever your industry, you can have a positive social impact while still succeeding financially. 4. Lesson learned? Approach every relationship and negotiation with an attitude of “how can I help benefit this person?” instead of “how can they benefit me?” 5. Beyond Northstar: Watson is running for Colorado State Treasurer, as he hopes to bring his “business expertise and positive leadership style” to the office. 70

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the (Local) Foodie Tripp Wall Co-CEO of Alfalfa’s Market

1. How did you end up at Alfalfa’s? My partner and I invested our life savings in the Alfalfa's "local and organic" vision to fight the conventional industrial food complex, lessen the carbon and chemical footprint in our food, and grow an authentic, fresh, local, small batch community market. 2. Your first great success? My first business that gave me the bug was a belt business that I started when I was 10. 3. Is there anyone in particular that has helped you along the way? Too many to name—it takes a village—but I’d be remiss not to mention my dad and grandfather, and the Alfalfa’s team: Mark Retzloff and Barney Fienblum. 4. Fun fact about yourself? My son and I keep bees, chickens and are numismatists. 5. Favorite way to relax and unwind? Hands down getting on my bike, preferably with my kids.

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HIGHLAND CITY CLUB You might have noticed the imposing stone building on the corners of 9th and Arapahoe Streets. Built in 1890 and purchased by current owner Sina Simantob in 1978, the space has been renovated and reworked to fit modern needs (and styles). The third-floor co-working space has natural lighting, greenery, bright-white accents and a functioning fireplace in its kitchen for members to enjoy during caffeine breaks. Simantob has brought the space into the 21st century while maintaining the uniqueness of its history. “Highland is fortunate to have many unique design elements, from its award-winning gardens to its historic bell tower with a 22-foot high ceiling and a striking custom-designed chandelier,” Simantob says.

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PROPER COFFEE + COCKTAILS Conversation and community were at the forefront of the design for this new Lafayette coffee house and bar. Homey design details (like the hickory wood furniture and community seating throughout) and custom details (check out the custom open neon sign) make the large space feel comforting. High ceilings make the space airy, while dark, polished concrete floors and subtle tilework behind the bar ground the design. “I thought endlessly about all of the details for at least a year before this project kicked off...” says Cody Osborn, founder of Proper Grounds Coffee Roasters. “I learned that I will always be learning about design and how it impacts the customer experience.”

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F E AT U R E S FIRE PIT This feature serves not only as a fire pit to gather around at backyard parties but helps to hold up the hillside that once overwhelmed the space.

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MOSS ROCK + FLAGSTONE Both are local products and softened up the look of the outdoor space.

WATER FEATURE

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A small waterfall feature is seen running down the hillside at the back edge of the yard. With the addition of this feature, a small slice of nature is available just beyond their backdoor.

A hot tube was added to the outdoor living area and disguised by flagstone. The light, soft appearance of the flagstone enhanced the rustic aesthetic intended for the space.

WHEN DESIGNER JOHN HERRON FROM RSL OUTDOOR

To create a seamless transition among outdoor and indoor living

BEGAN THIS RESIDENTIAL, LANDSCAPING PROJECT IN

spaces, they made the patio level with the threshold whereas before

BOULDER, HIS WHOLE GOAL WAS TO CREATE SPACE. But a

it was a step down below the door. This way, one could walk straight

steep slope on the edge of the backyard created a challenge.

out onto the patio from the kitchen without interruption.

“It had a condensed, small footprint because there was this pretty

“It was more about getting things leveled out and creating an

steep slope coming into the backyard that didn’t allow for really any

open space, so it felt like when you left the kitchen and great room,

space for an outdoor living area,” Herron says.

you could just walk flat, straight out into this new, outdoor family

The team decided to carve into the hill by using moss rock boulders

room space,” Herron describes.

to push everything back. This made room for an outdoor living area

Although finding space for all the different design elements proved

and brought more light into the space. Because of this — they were

challenging at the beginning, Herron found they were able to incor-

able to incorporate a fire pit, hot tub and water feature running down

porate numerous features by working with the once steep slope.

the hillside whereas before there did not seem to be any room at all.

“We were able to use [the fire pit] as a feature but also as a util-

Herron notes that most clients in Colorado still want to maintain a

itarian wall to hold up the hillside,” Herron says. “We ran the water

natural, rustic feel in their spaces as opposed to the modern look that

feature behind it. It looks really natural. When you stand in different

is often seen. To achieve that aesthetic in this project, Herron used

areas of the yard, you can see that water feature — it looks like it’s

moss rock and flagstone in the hillside and for the patio area. Both

right out of the hill, naturally running down. I think those were the

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ME & MY RIDE

BIKE BMW R60 with Factory Steib Sidecar RIDER Nathan James, aka "sirdrifto" AGE 30 HOME Littleton, Colorado OCUPATION Adventurist and Founder/CEO of Breed of Speed THE SATISFACTION OF BRINGING AN OLD MOTOR BACK TO LIFE. The adrenaline of driving a classic car to its limits. The bliss of riding a vintage motorcycle up a curvy Boulder canyon road on a warm summer evening. These are the experiences that fuel a passion for motorcycles and automobiles in Nathan James. From learning to ride as a child on a vintage Enduro to growing his collection of classic cars and motorcycles today, Nathan has a love for the sensation of speed and the mechanics and personalities of each and every one of his vehicles. With a collection ranging from the rickety to the racetrack-ready, each of his machines has a complex character born from its own unique path. While his Ducati is an Italian-made beauty and his 1968 Mercedes W108 is the epitome of class, it’s James’ German-built 1961 BMW R60 motorcycle with factory Steib sidecar that brings him more smiles per mile than any

Canine Copilot WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE THE PERFECT COPILOT? ASK OTTO! Whether he’s perched in his sidecar wagging his tail or curled up after a long day’s ride, Otto brings his sense of adventure along with Nathan wherever he goes.

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“Most of the time larger dwellings don’t increase the livability or enjoyment of our homes.” Goff says, “In fact, I’d argue that they isolate us from our families and community.” 88

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PRINCIPLES OF MODERN DESIGN

She notes some improvements have occurred with increases in home size, like kitchens. In the 1950’s they were small, closed off spaces designed for use by one person at a time. Today, they are open, centrally located and better reflect how families

1. OPEN FLOOR PLAN – An open

use the space.

kitchen, dining room and living

Bedrooms are an example of where bigger doesn’t necessarily

room makes a home feel larger

mean better. According to Goff, oversized master suites feel vast

and facilitates family interaction

and uncomfortable. She believes bedrooms don’t need to be big

and connection. Rooms that are

when most of your time is spent elsewhere in a home.

closed off require hallways to connect them, which is wasted space.

Likewise, oversized homes often feature single-purpose rooms. Think craft rooms, home gyms and movie theaters. Routinely underused, Goff says these rooms separate us from each other

2. CLEAN LINES – Goff thinks

within the house. Further, when we don’t leave the house to see a

there is a lot of beauty in simplicity.

movie or exercise, we disconnect from our communities.

A core principle in modern design

“In my opinion, the real estate market is driving increases in

is clean forms, horizontal lines and

home size—the idea that you always get a good return on your

materials expressed in well-de-

house as an investment,” Goff says. “Sadly though, rising home

fined planes. For example, a more

values, coupled with reality TV hits like ‘House Hunters,’ have

typical home might be composed

encouraged people to stop thinking of homes as dwellings and

of small window openings versus

instead as assets.”

floor to ceiling windows.

Goff feels that in the same way that smaller homes compel us to be conscious of clutter, they also encourage smart design.

3. CONNECT TO NATURE –

Thus, Goff creates multifunctional spaces that serve the specific

Connecting a home to the outdoors

needs of those living there. By incorporating principles of mod-

helps us feel closer to nature even

ern design like open floor plans, high ceilings and windows and

when we are not out biking or hiking.

doors that open to outdoor space s, she can craft homes that live

Floor to ceiling windows combined

larger without increasing square footage.

with a ceiling that extends from inside to outside creates this visual connection between inside and out.

4. LACK OF ORNAMENT – Eliminating dec orative trim and creating uncluttered spaces help us focus and recharge. An ornate trim around a window draws your attention to the trim—not the view outdoors. In other areas, this shows up in the details: kitchen cabinets made with clean, slab face drawers and recessed cabinet pulls (not attached hardware)

create a visually uncluttered space. 5. NATURAL LIGHT – A combination of large window openings and

clearstory light (bringing light where views are not desired) induce calming, dynamic environments.

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HOW NICHOLAS GREEFF'S 303 PROJECT BECAME THE FACE OF PROFESSIONAL CYCLING IN BOULDER.

AFTER A LOCAL CYCLING TEAM DISMEMBERED AND SEVERAL TALENTED RIDERS WERE SUDDENLY STRANDED WITHOUT A TEAM TO COMPETE WITH, NICHOLAS GREEFF TOOK IT UPON HIMSELF TO CREATE A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFESSIONALS IN THE AREA. A year into racing, he and his team have found a way to connect with the community of Boulder in a way that no other professional cycling team has before. Greeff’s team, the 303 Project, is a UCI Continental Cycling team that has made its mark within the community through emphasizing participation and inclusion in their events, along with high-level performance in races. The results of the 303 Project’s involvement within the community has been connecting with individuals, local businesses, sponsors and offering a potential opportunity for individuals looking for something somewhere between racing at the junior and professional levels. Along with attendance and volunteer work at the collegiate cycling events in the area and various members coaching junior level riders, the 303 Project hosts group rides that are open to anyone with a bicycle. Ranging from high schoolers to riders in their 70s and often numbering around 100 participants, the group rides connect folks and build comradery among professional and amateur bikers while promoting cycling in general. Despite boasting a healthy, thriving cycling scene, Colorado has little to offer individuals looking to race professionally. With The 303 Project, both aspiring riders and casual bicycle enthusiasts in Boulder now have something and someone to invest in that goes beyond just placing in a race.

“WE’RE NOT DOING ANYTHING OUT OF OBLIGATION, IT’S GENUINELY A DIFFERENCE IN ATTITUDE FOR US,” SAYS GREEFF. “THE THINGS THAT WE DO ARE THINGS THAT WE WANT TO DO, AND WE GENUINELY WANT TO HAVE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, IT’S NOT RICH GUYS GIVING US MONEY AND TELLING US TO BE THERE.” The 303 Project is stitched into the fabric of the community of Boulder and its future, making it far more than just another team of professional riders. Greeff and his squad have successfully become recognizable in the community as much for their involvement in it as for their racing talent.

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A DIFFERENT KIND OF DERBY ARTICLE BRIANNA BLAIR PHOTOGRAPHY POPPIES + PAISLEY PHOTOGRAPHY BEHIND THE MINT JULEPS AND BRIGHT HATS OF THE FOURTH ANNUAL SILLTERHAR MOTORS KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY, IS A FAMILY THAT THROUGH TRAGEDY FOUND THE BEAUTY OF JOINING FORCES FOR A CAUSE THAT HITS CLOSE TO HOME. Jack and Penny TerHar stood alongside their daughter, Jennelle, and son-in-law, PT, as their granddaughter was diagnosed with DIPG, (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma)—a terminal and aggressive brain cancer. "As you can imagine it was a surreal experience, but the doctors we worked with were amazing and guided us through the most horrible experience any parent can face,” says PT. “As we were going through this journey, we discovered that our doctor's research was being funded by a bridge grant from The Morgan Adams Foundation.” The TerHars were first connected with Morgan Adams when Sill-TerHar Motors sponsored and presented cars for the foundation’s Concours d'Elegance which features exotic cars, motorcycles and airplanes. Now, Jack and his wife Penny hold a Kentucky Derby-themed fundraiser in memory of their granddaughter, Mia Ertl. “She loved horses, so a Derby-themed party only made sense,” says Jack. The Derby Party is Jack's way of paying tribute to Mia's love for horses and riding. All of the proceeds benefit The Morgan Adams Foundation. This year, the event raised over $90,000. The event took place at Sill-TerHar’s showrooms at 125 Alter Street, Broomfield, CO, on Saturday, May 5th. “The party included a wonderful dinner, cigar maker and live music. The highlight of the day is an event where people bid on the Derby horses,” says Jack. “The bids are donations to the Morgan Adams Foundation. It’s more fun

The Morgan Adams Foundation helps in the fight

than the traditional paddle raising.”

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The party is a natural fit for the community

the limited pediatric cancer research dollars available,

Jack and PT have built with their customers

and crucial projects that could otherwise go unfund-

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LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON 02

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06 Tod’s Loafers

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Couldn’t live without 18 pairs of Tod’s loafers.

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on me to remind me of him, and I wear it every day.

07 Lea Incandela Art I know the artist pretty well, in fact her art adorns all of the walls at Mateo.

02 A pint at the end of the day Doesn't have to be anything special. In fact, it's best if it's not.

03 US Passport Helps me get from A to B without too much hassle, no matter where I am.

04 Victorinox Suitcase This thing isn't exactly a looker, but it's super functional. It fits as a carry-on in every major (and budget) airline, and can take a serious beating.

05 Oxiclean 05

Not even kidding, the US knows how to keep things clean in a way that Europe does not understand. This also goes for Shout and decent deodorant - it's what I ask for in every care package.

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08 Jack, The Brown Labradoodle 09 Storm’s degree from University of Wisconsin Where he graduated with honors, and then went on to become an international business tycoon.

10 My Porsche 911 GTS Cabriolet