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Colorado Architects: F9 Productions designs innovative, sustainable spaces for homes, businesses, and mixed-use projects. Explore our portfolio!

Since 2009, our award-winning design-build delivers stunning, functional architecture across the Rockies. Since 2009, F9 Productions Inc. has been providing world class design services to the Colorado Front Range and beyond. We consistently deliver our clients outstanding attention and service with our thoughtful team of personable, energetic, and creative design professionals. Here’s just a few of things our client’s have said about us recently:

"F9 created a visually stunning set of renderings for the Longmont Museum's new Auditorium capital campaign. This work has been critical in helping potential funders visualize that this is a state-of-the-art space that will be a major resource in our community. F9 assisted us every step of the way in making modifications to some of the initial drafts and provided valuable direction for some of the more difficult spaces."

- Wesley Jessup, Director Longmont Museum and Cultural Center

"I had the opportunity to work with Lance and Alex on a modern, residential new construction project this year and they were incredible. They are both very knowledgeable, resourceful, and passionate about what they do. Their attention to detail and out-of-the-box creativity never stopped. I would definitely hire them again for a future project and would recommend them to anyone else looking for residential design services that stand out from the crowd."

- Tim Vernier

In addition to providing superior client services, our competitive rates are, on average, 25% to 50% less than medium to large sized design firms. We are well equipped to undertake even the most versatile design projects bringing an experienced understanding of today's construction and design methods in order to create holistic solutions. Specialties:

Custom Residential Design, Architectural Rendering, Space Planning, Interior Design, Virtual Modeling, CAD Design, Graphic Design, Web Design

10/26/2026

A great kitchen should never feel boxed in, especially when it has the expansive views of the Colorado landscape waiting right outside.

The original space had solid bones, but awkward angles and deep shadows kept daylight from reaching where it was needed most. The ambition here was simple: strip away the visual weight, reorient the footprint, and let the room breathe.

We introduced long horizontal runs of cabinetry to create clean, uninterrupted sightlines that naturally draw your focus through the home. Wood uppers and warm flooring bring organic texture against the crisp white surfaces.

Instead of relying on a single overhead fixture, thoughtful layers of recessed cans, a minimalist linear pendant, and cabinet lighting wrap every work surface in a soft, ambient glow throughout the day.

An elongated island now anchors the core of the room, turning what used to be a high-traffic pinch point into an effortless spot to cook, gather, and enjoy the view outside.

What once felt divided and dim is now an open, peaceful space shaped entirely by balance, light, and purpose.

Principal Architect: Lance Cayko
Project Architect: Rohs Heck
Project Designer: Joseph Seelhammer
Interior Designer: Sarah Althoff
Electrician: Lenn's Electric
Flooring: SOEN Hardwood
Cabinets: Caruso Kitchens
Countertops: 5280 Stone
Doors and Windows: Sierra Pacific Windows

10/23/2026

Great design is less about following a trend and more about how a space feels when you are actually living in it.

For this concept, we brought together materials that carry a timeless feel. Textured neutrals and veined marble set a quiet foundation, while deep wood tones and warm brass bring just the right amount of weight and structure. Soft blue accents add an understated, handcrafted layer that ties the whole palette together.

It's all about creating spaces that feel as good as they look for years to come.

10/19/2026

Located in the Raspberry Hill Business Park in Frederick, Can Am Logistics combines office, tenant, vehicle storage, and maintenance functions under one recognizable roofline.

Rather than designing a conventional commercial box, we used a sweeping butterfly roof as the defining architectural move. Dark corrugated metal siding and warm board-and-batten panels anchor the exterior massing, while light brick marks the main entrance. Large black-framed corner windows wrap the elevations, catching light from every angle and opening the upper levels to dramatic views of the Rocky Mountains across the Front Range.

The exterior sets the tone for a building designed to work just as hard on the inside.

10/16/2026

F9 Productions has been named a finalist in the Architecture/Interior Design category of the 2026 ColoradoBiz Top Company Awards.

Since 1988, ColoradoBiz has recognized companies across the state for their financial performance, outstanding achievements, and community involvement. F9 was selected as one of three finalists in our category, a recognition that speaks to the work we’ve built over the past 17 years.

Founded in Longmont in 2009, F9 has grown into a multidisciplinary practice spanning architecture, interiors, construction, and development. We believe great design goes beyond the drawing board, bringing together thoughtful problem-solving, collaboration, and the ability to carry a vision through to completion.

Thank you to ColoradoBiz for the recognition and congratulations to our fellow finalists!

10/12/2026

Two F9 homes have been nominated for the 2026 MAME Awards, and we’re proud to see these projects recognized.

Level One | Custom Home 5,001–10,000 sq. ft.
Country Modern Residence | Custom Home 10,001 sq. ft. and over

These two projects reflect F9's commitment to creating thoughtful, distinctive spaces that balance striking design with the way people live.

We’re proud of the teams behind both homes and grateful to see their work celebrated alongside many talented builders and designers.

Congratulations to all of this year’s nominees!

10/09/2026

At North Watch, the bedroom is designed around a simple idea: let the landscape become part of the experience of being inside.

Expansive windows wrap the room in natural light, opening up to views of the mountains and rolling hills beyond. From the bed, the scenery feels almost like a piece of artwork, changing with the light and seasons.

Inside, the architecture brings its own sense of warmth. The wood ceiling follows the roofline overhead, adding texture and drawing the eye upward. Its natural tones contrast with the light walls and expansive glass, creating a balance between warmth and openness.

The windows do more than frame the scenery. They connect the bedroom to the covered outdoor space, creating a visual flow between the interior and the landscape beyond.

It is a balance of openness and shelter. The room feels protected and comfortable, while the surrounding mountains remain a constant presence just beyond the glass.

At North Watch, the architecture does not need to compete with the views. It simply creates the space to experience them.

Principal Architect: Lance Cayko
Project Architect: S. Rohs Heck
Project Designer: Joseph Seelhammer
Interior Designer: Sarah Althoff
Builder:

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10/02/2026

A night worth celebrating.

We were honored to see Johnson’s Station recognized with a 2026 AIA Colorado Design Award Honorable Mention for Historic Preservation & Restoration.

Set within Longmont’s Prospect New Town, this historic roadside gas station was given a new chapter through adaptive reuse, preserving the character and identity that made it special while transforming it into a neighborhood destination for the community.

This recognition marks the project’s third major design honor, following a 2025 Architecture MasterPrize Honorable Mention and a 2026 International Architecture & Design Awards Silver Award.

We’re grateful to everyone who helped bring Johnson’s Station back to life and proud to celebrate this project alongside the talented people who made it possible.

Here’s to preserving the past while creating something meaningful for the future.

Photographer: AMP Media
Principal Architect: Al Gore
Project Architect: Alex Gresh
Project Designer: Tyler McNutt

09/30/2026

Sometimes, a home doesn’t need to be completely reimagined. It just needs to be seen differently.

This kitchen started as a space with good bones, but the dark cabinetry, dated finishes, and disconnected layout kept it from feeling like the heart of the home it could be.

The goal wasn’t simply to make it newer. It was to make it feel lighter, warmer, and more intentional. A space that could better reflect the natural beauty of Colorado and the way the homeowners wanted to live.

We started by changing the feeling of the room. Natural wood cabinetry brings warmth and texture, while a soft stone backsplash and light countertops create a brighter backdrop. The oversized island now anchors the kitchen, giving the family a place to gather, cook, and linger.

New lighting and wide plank wood flooring carry that warmth throughout the space, creating a stronger connection between the kitchen and the rest of the home.

What was once a dated kitchen is now a bright and welcoming space designed for everyday life. A transformation that shows how thoughtful changes can completely shift the way a home feels.

Principal Architect: Lance Cayko
Project Architect: Rohs Heck
Project Designer: Joseph Seelhammer
Interior Designer: Sarah Althoff
Electrician: Lenn’s Electric
Flooring: SOEN Hardwood
Doors + Windows: Sierra Pacific Windows

📸 Jason Buss

09/25/2026

There is a moment at the front entrance of North Watch where the architecture asks you to slow down before you see what comes next.

The entrance has a strong presence.

The oversized roofline draws your eye in, the warm rust tones add depth to the facade, and the glass gives you just enough of a glimpse beyond the door to know there is more waiting on the other side.

Then there is the deep overhang.

It creates a sense of arrival and gives you a moment to pause beneath the roof before stepping inside.

From there, the view begins to open up.

That transition from the enclosed feeling of the entry to the openness beyond it is part of what makes North Watch so special. You get a moment to take in the architecture before the landscape begins to take over.

Nothing about the entry is overly complicated. It is really a combination of a few strong materials, deep rooflines, and carefully framed views.

And that is something we love about North Watch. The entry gives you a glimpse of what is beyond, but the full experience is still waiting on the other side of the door.

Principal Architect: Lance Cayko
Project Architect: S. Rohs Heck
Project Designer: Joseph Seelhammer
Interior Designer: Sarah Althoff
Builder: Tinker Homes

09/23/2026

A recipe on the counter, ingredients spread out, and a group of kids learning how to make something from scratch.

That is the experience Flour Power was designed around.

Located in Highlands Ranch, this 1,528-square-foot cooking studio gives young chefs a place to get hands-on in the kitchen. Two residential-style kitchens allow classes to happen side by side, while central gathering spaces give instructors room to teach and kids room to work together.

The challenge was fitting all of that into an existing commercial space without making it feel crowded or starting from scratch. Existing restrooms were reused, new plumbing was focused where it was needed most, and the layout was carefully organized to make every part of the space work harder.

From the bright colors to the accessible work surfaces and carefully planned storage, the details were designed around the way kids actually use the space.

The goal was never to create a space that simply looked like a kitchen for kids. It was to create a place where they could actually cook, experiment, make a mess, and discover something new along the way.

A space designed to make cooking approachable, hands-on, and fun for the next generation of chefs.

Principal Architect: Lance Cayko
Project Architect: Rohs Heck

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825 Crisman Drive #100
Longmont, CO
80501

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+13037757406

Website

http://www.f9productions.com/

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