Tryba Architects

Tryba Architects is an architecture firm practicing nationally from its office at 1620 Logan Street in Denver. The firm is nationally recognized for transforming buildings and sites into active, vibrant places, working across architecture, urban design, historic preservation, landscape architecture, and planning. Its portfolio spans corporate headquarters, mixed-use developments, public buildings, residential projects, and destination spaces, with clients and projects that have included the Western Stock Show Association Legacy Building, the Clayworks Building B3 corporate headquarters, the Clearfork Trailhead in Texas, the Google Boulder Campus, the Cherry Lane centerpiece in Cherry Creek North, Boston Consulting Group's Detroit office, BPX Energy Headquarters at 1700 Platte, the Firestone and Robertson Whiskey Ranch, and the restoration work behind 1900 Sixteenth Street. The firm received a national Architecture Award from the American Institute of Architects for its GoSpotCheck Headquarters project.

The firm's practice centers on sustainable, enduring design that builds on the past while addressing present demands. Its culture is driven by a commitment to inclusivity, sustainability, and community-building, and the team is described as the firm's most important asset, with every individual contributing to an environment where staff and clients can excel. Beyond its core architecture work, the firm offers urban design, interior design, branding and experiential design, and ideas-driven consulting. Career opportunities currently listed include Senior Interior Architect, Interior Architect, and Urban Designer. In early 2026 the firm announced the promotion of four team members to Associate Principals and the promotion of Brent Bartels to Principal, and in late 2025 its Fox Park project was featured in Building Dialogue.

Tryba Architects holds a rating of 4.5 based on customer reviews.