Keith Kelly

Before pursuing his degree in architecture, Keith worked in the construction industry on educational, municipal and custom residences. After graduation from architectural school, Keith practiced architecture in Dallas, Texas, and was involved in designing and managing commercial health care and public sector projects around the nation. He also designed several custom and multifamily residential projects in the Dallas area.

Upon moving to Colorado, Keith has had the opportunity to become significantly involved in the design and management of large commercial and residential projects. He has been involved in projects in Steamboat Springs, and in many of Colorado's mountain resort communities, including Vail, Aspen, Carbondale and the Roaring Fork Valley and Summit County. Current projects are also underway in other national resort areas such as Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park.

Keith’s competent design capabilities, management skills, and construction knowledge increase the depth of architectural services KSA is able to provide its clients.

Projects Keith has designed and managed include:

• Aspen Glen Golf Clubhouse and Tennis Center, Carbondale, Colorado
• Active Member of the Storm Mountain Ranch Deign Review Board
• Downey Residence, Bachelor Gulch, Beaver Creek, Colorado – Custom Residence
• Snowmass Rodeo Complex, Snowmass Village, Colorado – Renovation of existing facilities.
• Columbia North Hills Hospital, North Richlands, Texas- New Surgery Suite and ER.
• Good Shepherd Memorial Hospital, Longview, Texas – Day Surgery Center
• Micati Residence, The Territories at Cordillera, Edwards, CO – Ranch Compound
• Blechman Residence, Aspen, CO – Custom Home
• Koppl Residence, Trukee, CA – 9,000 sf custom home
• Wild Goose Ranch Residence, Steamboat Springs, CO – 8,000 sf custom home
• Chadwick Estates, Steamboat Springs, CO –Single family and townhome development.
• Cuginos Restaurant, Steamboat Springs ,CO – Adaptive re-use restruant/bar.
• Yosemite Cascades, Yosemite National Park, CA – Multi family resort development
• Simon Residence, Steamboat Springs, CO – 4,000 sf custom residence
• Active Member of the Sideny Peak Ranch Design Review Board

Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Member, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Bachelor Degree in Architecture, Texas Tech University, 1994

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Tim Stone

Before he acquired his degree in Architecture, Tim worked in the construction industry on smaller residential projects in Denver and Boulder. Tim has also designed and built his own home in Clark, Colorado. The practical experience he has gained on the construction site is a great asset to our design team.

After graduation, Tim practiced in Denver, Colorado and was involved in designing and managing residential projects around the nation as well as locally in Denver.

After a year of practice in Denver, Tim went to work for CCA in Aspen, where he was involved in primarily high end residential projects in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Upon moving to the Yampa Valley, Tim continued to work for CCA and has had the opportunity to become involved in the design and management of large commercial and residential projects. He has been involved in projects not only in the Yampa Valley, but also in the Roaring Fork Valley, including Aspen, Carbondale and other regional projects.

Tim's competent design capabilities, management skills, and construction knowledge increase the depth of architectural services we are able to provide our clients.

Projects that Tim has been directly involved with include:

• Castle Creek Residence, Aspen Colorado 10,500 sf
• Castle Creek Garage/Workshop, Aspen Colorado 600 sf
• Castle Creek Caretaker, Aspen Colorado 850 sf
• Sundman Residence, Carbondale Colorado 7,500 sf
• Hughes Residence, Aspen Colorado 8,500 sf
• Chadwick Estates Single Family Residences, Steamboat Colorado 4,500 sf
• Olde Town Condominiums, Steamboat Colorado 12,000 sf
• Cuginos Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria, Steamboat Colorado 3,800 sf
• Saban Residence, Aspen Colorado 8,400 sf
• Colen Residence, Aspen Colorado 8,200 sf
• Saban Accessory dwelling Unit, Aspen Colorado 850 sf
• Maisel Residence, Steamboat Colorado 6,500 sf
• Scholten Residence, Steamboat Colorado 5,700 sf
• Scholten Equestrian Barn, Steamboat Colorado 3,000 sf
• Tim's own residence, Clark Colorado 2,200 sf
• Ajax Residence, Aspen Colorado 9,800 sf
• Gaume Residence, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2,300 sf
• Barry Residence, Stage Coach Colorado 4,000 sf
• Burgess Creek Duplex, Steamboat Colorado 10,000 sf
• Ski Trail Duplex, Steamboat Colorado 11,000 sf

Bachelor Degree in Environmental Design, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1998
Master's degree in Architecture, University of Colorado at Denver, 2000
LEED Accredited Professional, United States Green Building Council
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

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Adam B. Wright

Born and raised in Maine, Adam was inspired by buildings and structures at an early age, in part as the son of a home builder and in part by an appreciation for drawings and artwork. After moving to Colorado following his undergraduate degree, Adam pursued his masters in Architecture, where he became passionate about progressive design solutions as well as the quality of detail inherent in well built and sustainable architecture.

Adam’s attention to detail and the components required to make a project successful complement his zeal for unique architectural solutions and well assembled buildings. He has the ability to adjust to a variety of project types and styles, making him a valuable asset to any project team.

Recent projects Adam has been involved in include:

• Rolling Hill Townhomes, Hayden, Colorado – 1,600 sf 4-plex Townhomes
• Steamboat Pediatrics, Hayden, Colorado - Adaptive reuse; commercial space remodeled for a satellite doctors clinic. Included interior architecture and street facade update.
• Seedhouse Road Residence, Clark, Colorado – 5,000 sf Custom Residence (in process)
• Sanctuary Residence, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 5,000sf Custom Residence
• Dakota Ridge Residence, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 6,000sf Custom Residence
• Wild Goose Ranch, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 10,000sf Custom Residence

Licensed Architect, State of Colorado
Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Member, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
LEED Accredited Professional, United States Green Building Council

Masters of Architecture, University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado
Bachelor of Arts in Geology, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

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Ryan Marsden - Named 2010 Young Professional of the Year

As a native of Steamboat Springs, Ryan Marsden is making his mark as a designer and project manager with Kelly & Stone Architects. After receiving a Bachelor’s of Environmental Design in 2007 from the University of Colorado, Ryan could not resist returning to the Yampa Valley to pursue his love of design and the outdoors. He has recently received LEED Accreditation from the US Green Building Council and thrives on the innovation, creativity, and problem solving of his job. Ryan also sits on the Board of Advisors as the Chairman of the Fresh Air Committee for the Young Professionals Network of Steamboat. When not on the clock, Ryan can be found either with his dog Rocky (one of the resident dogs on the KSA team) or on his ski(s) out at the lake in the summer or on the mountain in the winter.

Recent projects Ryan has been involved in include:

• Martis Camp Retreat, Truckee California - 8,000 sf custom residence (in process)
• Bashan Residence, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 5,000 sf Custom Residence (in process)
• Red Creek Residence, Clark, Colorado – 3,000 sf Custom Timberframe Residence
• Lot 15 Alpine Mountain Ranch, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 8,000 sf Custom Residence
• Yosemite Cascades, Yosemite National Park, California – 15 Acre Mixed Use Development
• Over the Edge Residence, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 10,000 sf Custom Residence
• Cottonwood Creek Residence, Clark, Colorado - 6,500 sf Custom Ranch residence incorporating vast sustainable features

LEED Accredited Professional, United States Green Building Council
Member, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Bachelor of Environmental Design, University of Colorado, Boulder

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Thomas D. Davis

Raised in a 19^th century home in the Berkshire Mountains of New England, Tom has always had an appreciation for architecture as an expression of place. Tom’s travels have taken him to 35 countries and 46 States with an affinity toward the mountainous regions of the world. After settling into the Yampa Valley for a decade, Tom returned to the University of Colorado for a Master’s degree in Architecture. Tom’s career goals are focused upon protecting and contributing to the unique built heritage of the Yampa Valley.

While at the University of Colorado, Tom focused on sustainable design and historic preservation issues. Tom assisted in the documentation of the Rehder Ranch for the Historic American Building Survey. He has also been involved with various community service projects including the renovation of a schoolhouse in Nepal and the construction of a climber’s refuge in Ecuador.

Recent projects Tom has been involved in include:

• Sand Creek Massacre Visitor Contact Point, Eads, Colorado – 3,500 sf Gallery/Office
• Waldorf School Addition, Denver, Colorado – 15,000 sf Theatre/Gym/Classrooms
• Koppl Residence, Placer County, California – 7,000 sf Custom Residence
• Koro Residence, Clark, Colorado – 5,000 sf Custom Residence
• Bashan Residence, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 5,000 sf Custom Residence
• Scheer Remodel, Steamboat Springs, Colorado – 2,000 sf Custom Remodel
• Koppl Residence, Placer County, California – 700 sf Custom Residence

Associate, American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Member, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
LEED Accredited Professional, United States Green Building Council
Certificate of Historic Preservation, University of Colorado

Masters of Architecture, University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado
Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado