The Hecht Residence, a new structure in the midst of Aspen's historic West End, was developed through the owner's desire for a modern interpretation of the traditional Victorian. This challenge proved to be a successful representation of how Aspen's architecture can explore the future while continuing to embrace its past.

“Warmed with personality from the inside out and fit for just about any family, this new-style Victorian stands tall among the old-timers lining the street”.

- Better Homes and Gardens' “Building Ideas”

The Hecht Residence, a new structure in the midst of Aspen's historic West End, was developed through the owner's desire for a modern interpretation of the traditional Victorian. This challenge proved to be a successful representation of how Aspen's architecture can explore the future while continuing to embrace its past.

“Warmed with personality from the inside out and fit for just about any family, this new-style Victorian stands tall among the old-timers lining the street”.

- Better Homes and Gardens' “Building Ideas”

The Hecht Residence, a new structure in the midst of Aspen's historic West End, was developed through the owner's desire for a modern interpretation of the traditional Victorian. This challenge proved to be a successful representation of how Aspen's architecture can explore the future while continuing to embrace its past.

“Warmed with personality from the inside out and fit for just about any family, this new-style Victorian stands tall among the old-timers lining the street”.

- Better Homes and Gardens' “Building Ideas”

The Hecht Residence, a new structure in the midst of Aspen's historic West End, was developed through the owner's desire for a modern interpretation of the traditional Victorian. This challenge proved to be a successful representation of how Aspen's architecture can explore the future while continuing to embrace its past.

“Warmed with personality from the inside out and fit for just about any family, this new-style Victorian stands tall among the old-timers lining the street”.

- Better Homes and Gardens' “Building Ideas”