Aubree Diebolt LEED AP BD+C
Raised and educated primarily in Oklahoma, Aubree developed the belief that simplicity and purpose are the roots of quality design. A deep understanding and integrated approach to a project, along with the appropriate use of materials and systems help to create an aesthetic solution based on the spirit of a place, rather than on style.
The first five years of her career focused on educational architecture; primarily K-12 schools. The subsequent years have been devoted to discovering the richness of the Colorado landscape through various projects ranging from mountain ranches to urban in-fill. Aubree's role varies widely for each project as does her experience. She has been a LEED Accredited Professional since 2003 and has led the studio to pursue over 90% staff accreditation. As the technological aspects of architecture has advanced, she enjoys discovering new ways to express design ideas through various modeling, graphics and drafting programs.
Bachelor of Architecture, Oklahoma State University, 2000
projects
Hospitality:
Sundial House, Highlands Ranch, CO
Stowe Mountain Lodge, Stowe, VT
The Arrabelle at Vail Square, Vail, CO
Lionshead Parking Garage Redevelopment, Vail, CO
Mixed-use:
ONE, Greenville Mixed-use Development Project, Greenville, SC
Ranch Stewardship:
Marabou, Steamboat Springs, CO
Elk Creek Ranch, Meeker, CO
Indian Shadow, Durango, CO
Multi-family Residential:
Metropolitan Gardens, Denver, CO
Educational:
Colorado State University Parmelee & Braiden Halls, Fort Collins, CO
Yavapai College, Prescott, AZ*
Winter's Well Elementary, Tonopah, AZ*
Nadaburg Elementary, Nadaburg, AZ*
Apache Junction High School, Apache Junction, AZ*
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community Master Plan, Scottsdale, AZ*
Interiors:
3003 Larimer Street, Denver, CO
DLR Group Interior Renovation, Phoenix, AZ*
Sports Facilities:
America West Arena Renovation, Phoenix, AZ*
Master Planning:
Nordhavnen, Copenhagen, Denmark
* Projects completed prior to joining 4240 Architecture.