RADIX DESIGN is an architecture firm based in the historic Baker neighborhood of Denver, Colorado.
It is named RADIX from the Latin for a root vegetable - for instance, a carrot or a radish. RADIX is also used in mathematics for the root or base of a number system.
In design, RADIX stands for an architecture that is rooted in place, at home in the dirt; simple, elegant, and green.
p. (720) 432-5528
e. ozi (at) radix.design
a. 528 West 1st Ave
Denver, CO 80223
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RADIX DESIGN takes inspiration from the principles of Slow Food: GOOD, CLEAN, and FAIR.
GOOD: Architecture of quality, beauty, and warmth.
CLEAN: Architecture which is healthy and beneficial for its inhabitants,
FAIR: Architecture that benefits the place around it - street, neighborhood, city, and land.
Radix was founded in 2016 by Colorado architect Ozi Friedrich. Ozi's experience includes award-winning projects at scales ranging from a $125,000 carriage-house renovation to an $18-million new-build elementary school.
Radix is has based its business practices on B-Corp principles to help embed responsible and sustainable practices at every level.
RADIX's Practice:
Sustainable design in historic structures
Adaptive reuse
Creative spaces
Library planning & design
Educational facilities
Small sites & small spaces
Indoor/outdoor integration