Confluence Hall, the latest project of CAP’s Design Build program Colorado Building Workshop, was named by ArchDaily as one of the best student design-build projects around the world from the past year. The architecture website asked student readers to submit design-build projects on which they have worked in 2017, and got more submissions than ever before. The selection was narrowed to 34 for the article “The Best Student Design Build Projects Worldwide 2017.” Confluence Hall was designed and built in 19 weeks, under the direction of Assistant Professor Rick Sommerfeld, Visiting Lecturer Will Koning, and GTA Sam Strang, by 27 architecture students: Sofia Bruni, Adam Buehler, Joshua Chandler, Robert Chesnovar, Marika Davis, Meghan Duarte-Silva, Carl Faler, Eileen Gehlhausen, Sasha Godinez, Kelsey Grundman, Kurt Hartmann, Ryan Helle, Ryan Johnson, Danielle Jones, Benyamin Khezri, Alex LaVoy, Alexander Martin, Joel Miller, Olivia Mott, Mason Farrell, Ali Reed, Brandom Smith, Rebekka Thy, Hunter Wells, Lidia West, Kelsey Wotila, and Liezl van Wyk.