We're an architecture,
interior design, and planning firm.
Get to know us…
The team at Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design has been delivering quality design and professional services to its clients for almost 50 years. Experience and knowledge combined with creativity and collaborative spirit have proven to be invaluable assets when seeking services of qualified design professionals. It is with that approach, innovation, and professionalism as its hallmarks, that Poss has earned an enviable international reputation for beautiful and innovative designs, whether for a large-scale resort, mixed-use structures, or custom private residences. The firm’s mission is to provide a design solution well suited for its context, environment, and beautifully executed to the specifics of the site, program, schedule, and budget of our clients. These are the elements required for making great designs and successful collaborations.
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Poss & the Community
Less is more in the design industry – that is, unless we discuss the charity of Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design. The firm’s emphasis on community service points to Bill’s early days in New York as a designer of low-income housing and urban renewal projects. More recently, he served as The Aspen Historical Preservation Committee Chairman for almost 10 years. And so the firm aims to preserve the environment, care for its inhabitants, and prompt those around him to act in kind. Youth, education, and art are central to the Poss program for community outreach. Staff and leadership are actively engaged in giving back to the community, both near and far. Here are some of the organizations that regularly receive aid and outreach from Poss include: The Roaring Fork River Conservancy, The Buddy Program, Aspen Community Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, the Art Base, Basalt Education Foundation, Roaring Fork Leadership, Shining Star Foundation, and the Home Health Care and Hospice of the Valley – of which our founder, Bill Poss, is a Board Member.
