Andrew Hubbard

Drew has been immersed in architecture and design for most of his life. From assisting in the restoration of his family’s Late Victorian home in Wicker Park, Chicago, to experimenting in the garage workshop of his father’s furniture company, Drew developed an early appreciation for craft and creation. These formative experiences nurtured a lifelong passion for making, which continues to drive his design process today.

Drew earned his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Miami University, where he explored the intersection of contemporary design and vernacular architecture. He participated in two impactful Design-Build programs: the first in Ghana, West Africa, and the second in Za’atari Refugee Camp, Jordan. These immersive experiences deepened his fascination with regional design, local building techniques, and architecture’s profound impact on the human condition.

In 2018, Drew moved to Denver to attend the University of Colorado’s renowned College of Architecture and Planning, where he joined the Colorado Building Workshop. During this time, he contributed to the design and construction of the Cottonwood Gulch Cabins, a project that garnered the AIA Western Mountain Region Honor Award and was featured in multiple publications. This hands-on experience emphasized the importance of creating architecture that responds to and enhances its context—an ethos that continues to shape his work.

Drew’s portfolio includes award-winning projects such as The Divide Museum, recognized by Interior Design Magazine’s MAD Awards. His current work at Studio B includes Colorado Gulch, a modern family haven rooted in vernacular architecture, and Silver Cloud, a residence that embodies timeless design and connection to place. Through these projects, Drew combines his love for meaningful design with a deep respect for context and craft.

Beyond the studio, Drew enjoys designing and fabricating furniture, as well as working on his 4x4 project truck to fuel his passion for exploration. Whether snowboarding, backpacking, or navigating rugged 4x4 trails, Drew finds inspiration in nature and the landscapes that inform his design perspective.