MICHAEL FOLWELL A.I.A.

Michael Folwell Architecture was founded in 2002 celebrating the idea that architecture should facilitate and inspire a physical and psychological connection to place and purpose.

Michael’s involvement in the design field began in 1989 after he received his Bachelors degree in History from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Wanting to further his knowledge and interest in architecture Michael returned to graduate school where he received his Masters degree in Architecture from the University of Colorado. His architectural experience includes working with the Prague (Czech Republic) City Council, intern design experience with Thom Mayne and Morphosis of Los Angeles, Honorarium University instructor and a continuing involvement with architectural studio reviews at the University of Colorado.

Currently Michael, a licensed architect and member of the American Institute of Architects, is owner/principal in Michael Folwell Architecture. The firm has completed projects in the educational, recreational, residential and commercial fields. These projects include a renovation of Friends’ School in Boulder, Colorado, addition and remodel of the Boulder Rock Club climbing facility, a gathering house for a private ranch compound and a 200-plus seat-dining hall for Teton Valley Ranch, as well as several private residences. He serves as the architectural consultant for Silver Oak Cellars in Napa Valley, California, that is currently constructing a new 65,000 s.f. winery production, administration and hospitality facility.

Living in Boulder, Colorado with his wife and two children. Michael has a passion for mountains, deep snow, art, design, food and wine, long distance running, bicycling, and enjoys a great sense of humor. Michael is currently involved with Friends School in Boulder where he serves on the community Board of Directors.