Danielle Latza

Danielle strongly believes in strengthening and enhancing communities through architectural design that fosters creativity and togetherness. She has worked on many addition and renovation projects as part of the PK-12 Education studio and brings sustainable design solutions that not only positively affect students and instructors but also reduce the built environment’s impact on nature.

She represents the PK-12 Education studio within the firm’s sustainability committee, which helps her view projects through the eyes of Colorado’s youth to design spaces that are as healthy and environmentally friendly as they are educational and exciting.

Danielle has had a passion for sustainable design strategies for a long time, and the highlight of her academic program at the University of Kansas was designing and building a LEED Platinum Certified house with her classmates in Lawrence, Kansas.

Now living in Colorado, she enjoys hiking, camping, rafting, and occasionally attempting to rock climb. She also loves a “night in” and is always up for a game, trivia, or movie night. She’s a mean Treanor summer league volleyball player, too.