COLORADO OFFICE
414 14th St. Suite 300
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 308-1190
WYOMING OFFICE
259 South Center St. Suite 206
Casper, WY 82601
(307) 268-9890
Ayla Hendrickson
Project Architect
RA
A native Coloradan, Ayla earned her architecture degree at Iowa State University. There, she had the privilege of studying Midwest icons like Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff, as well as studying abroad in Prague, Venice, and Mexico City. After returning to Colorado, she has had the opportunity to contribute to a wide variety of projects at many different scales, from large PK–12 rural schools to community health centers, a family-owned restaurant, and a historic barn restoration. She considers every project an opportunity to learn new skills and get to know new folks.
Favorite MOA Project
My favorite MOA project is the Stanley Film Center! It was an incredible experience working with so many talented designers to execute an ambitious vision—one that complements one of the most iconic buildings in Colorado, the Stanley Hotel, and is designed to last for generations.
Dream project:
A hot springs resort
A lesson I’ve learned from a mentor:
Speak from experience as much as possible.
My Zodiac Sign:
Virgo
Something I always carry with me:
A claw clip
Favorite hike?
Arthur's Rock at Lory State Park
Something that surprises people about me:
I have a twin!
Favorite board game?
Root
A book I recommend to everyone:
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Project Architect
Ayla Hendrickson
RA
A native Coloradan, Ayla earned her architecture degree at Iowa State University. There, she had the privilege of studying Midwest icons like Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff, as well as studying abroad in Prague, Venice, and Mexico City. After returning to Colorado, she has had the opportunity to contribute to a wide variety of projects at many different scales, from large PK–12 rural schools to community health centers, a family-owned restaurant, and a historic barn restoration. She considers every project an opportunity to learn new skills and get to know new folks.