Sin City Classic Announces 18 Sports for the 2018 LGBTQ Sports Festival

Today, The Greater Los Angeles Softball Association (GLASA) announced that 18 LGBTQ sports associations have registered to participate in the 2018 Sin City Classic Sports Festival. In its 11 years, the annual sporting event has grown to be one of the largest annual LGBTQ sports festivals in the world and includes teams from across the United States and around the world. This year’s festivities will be held January 11-14, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada, with the athletes and guests being hosted at the LINQ and Flamingo hotels.

“The Sin City Classic provides a fun and safe playing field for the participating LGBTQ athletes to both connect and compete over the course of our four-day event. We encourage all athletes to “Play You” by being themselves, embracing competition and having a good time both on and off the field.” says Ken Scearce, Sin City Classic Tournament Director.

Each January LGBTQ athletes, fans and allies descend upon Sin City for a weekend full of competition, companionship and, most of all, fun. The 18 sports that will be participating in this year’s festival include: Billiards, Body Building, Bowling, Bridge, Cheer, Diving, Dodgeball, Flag Football, Frisbee, Golf, Ice Hockey, Kickball, Running, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball and Wrestling. In addition to the sports competition, attendees are treated to a weekend full of hosted events, including an Opening Night registration extravaganza, nightly events at local bars and a Closing Ceremony celebration event.

The Sin City Classic began 11 years ago as a softball tournament, but over the years the tournament has grown to include over 200 participating softball teams as well as an additional 24 sports having participated throughout the years. As GLASA proudly celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2018, the organization looks forward to making the 2018 event the best-ever experience for all those dedicated athletes who participate.

“Since 1978, GLASA has strived hard in its mission to provide a safe and fun environment to encourage participation in athletics. As we reach our 40th anniversary, we are proud to have grown from a tiny softball league to an organization with dozens of volunteers dedicated to our cause. Not only do we have over 35 local softball teams participating year round, but our Sin City Classic Sports Festival allows us to reach so many more people. We are so excited for the 2018 Sin City Classic!” says GLASA Commissioner Larry Ruiz.

Tom Goss - Gay Christmas

Here's the video for a song that Tom Goss wrote just last week, while thinking about his decision not to go home for Christmas this year. The song, which comes out as millions of people head home for the holidays, was inspired by the pain many LGBT people feel while struggling to be accepted by their families and childhood friends.

"Too many of us have had to learn to accept less from our families when it comes to fully embracing us for who we are," says Goss, who hails from Wisconsin but now lives in Los Angeles with his husband. "It's become even worse since the election, due to the sense of betrayal we felt when we learned how family and friends voted. Yet we are expected to be the ones to forgive, to 'move on' and pretend everything is okay, even as the current administration and GOP keep supporting anti-gay politicians and policies."

National LGBTQ Task Force protests CDC: The agency should promote Science not Silence

The National LGBTQ Task Force and allies, on December 20, are protesting the CDC’s actions to eliminate seven words from budgetary language in front of the Health and Human Services Department.

According to The Washington Post, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) instructed staff to not to use the words transgender, fetus, science-based, evidence-based, diversity, vulnerable, or entitlement in budget documents — an act the National LGBTQ Task Force ripped President Donald Trump for taking, stating that he should be ashamed of himself.

On Wednesday, December 20, at 11 AM, the National LGBTQ Task Force and the National Partnership for Women & Families are partnering with LGBTQ, reproductive rights, and scientific advocates to demonstrate at the Department of Health and Human Services and to say women, the transgender community, scientific community, and progressive allies will stand united in a visual protest against the Centers for Disease Control’s action. Note that there will not be a speakers program – this demonstration a visual representation and activists will be taking to social media under the hashtags. #CDC7Words, and #ScienceNotSilence.

The event will take place on Wednesday, December 20, 2017 from 11am to 12 noon in front of Hubert H. Humphrey Building (Department of Health and Human Services), corner of 3rd St. and Independence Ave., SW.

Colorado: The State of Wellness

Historians estimate that as many as one-third of Colorado’s early settlers moved to the state for reasons associated with health. Several historic Colorado destinations and landmarks such as The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs and the Colorado Chautauqua in Boulder were originally founded, and are still sought after, as places for wellness retreats and individual healing. Colorado’s outdoors, active lifestyle, fresh air and sunshine continue to appeal to visitors in search of wellness offerings. From high-end, high-altitude spas such as the Vail Vitality Center and wellness centers like the Crestone Zen Center to any one of Colorado’s 30 hot springs and wellness focused events such a Yoga on the Rocks, Colorado is the state of wellness. 

 

High-Altitude Spas

Spa at Garden of the Gods Collection and International Health & Wellness Center (Colorado Springs). This November, The Spa at Garden of the Gods Collection was named a Biologique Recherche Expert Center. The premier French brand, known worldwide for its incomparable skincare treatments and products, bestowed the new center classification upon The Spa for completing a variety of criteria. The Spa, which opened in June 2017, dovetails its programs with the resort’s new International Health & Wellness Center (IHWC) to create integrated health solutions for its patients. The 10,000-square-foot Spa features a salt-therapy halotherapy room, herbal sauna and weightless Austrian (an hour in this bed is equivalent to an full night’s rest), while the IHWC incorporates treatment from various doctors and clinicians into treatments.

 

Spa Anjali at The Westin Riverfront Resort (Beaver Creek). Located inside Vail Valley’s award-winning Westin Riverfront Resort, Spa Anjali offers an extensive menu focused on three healing mountain traditions - the Rockies, Alps and Himalayas. Unique treatments include the Chakra Blessings, a collection of ancient rituals designed to help clear negativity, balance energy and create an optimal state of well-being. A popular new treatment is the Anahata “Way of the Heart" Chakra Blessing, which focuses on the 4th Chakra, the center of unconditional love that governs compassion, generosity and well-being.  

 

The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Denver (Denver). Recently named the #1 Best Spa Hotel in Denver by US News & World Report, The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Denver offers 10 treatment rooms with a design mirroring the surrounding mountain landscape with wood and stone elements. For guests wanting the full high-altitude experience, the spa offers the 5,280 Relaxation Massage that uses long strokes and medium pressure to encourage blood flow. Another favorite treatment is the High Altitude, Full Body Revival Massage, a specialized massage that combines reflexology with a full-body massage using special oils designed to relieve symptoms of high-altitude adjustment.

 

The Vail Vitality Center (Vail). Located in Vail Mountain Lodge alongside Gore Creek, the on-site wellness experience at the Vail Vitality Center offers a full spa, an 18,000-square-foot fitness center and private sessions with personal coaches trained in yoga and meditation, Pilates, barre, outdoor fitness and more. The Spa is illuminating its facial treatments with the introduction of light therapy. Biophotonic, or low-level light therapy refers to the application of specific wavelengths of light energy to tissue to treat a variety of ailments, including acne, aging and pain.

 

Wellness Centers

Colorado Chautauqua (Boulder). The Colorado Chautauqua is one of only a few remaining chautauquas in the United States. Originally founded as an educational retreat in 1898 and chosen for its spectacular mountain setting and health-giving environment, the Colorado Chautauqua has grown into one of Boulder’s oldest treasures and a National Historic Landmark. Located right at the Chautauqua trailhead and at the base of Boulder’s iconic Flatirons, with concerts and educational events scheduled in its various venues throughout the year, it is a perfect blend of urban and nature. Visitors can unplug and reconnect by staying in one of the many cottages available for rent and attend an event in the historic auditorium or hike the surrounding trails. 

 

Dharma Sangha Crestone Mountain Zen Center (Crestone). Crestone Mountain Zen Center sits at 8,400 feet with stunning views of the San Luis Valley and the San Juan Mountains. The Center is a monastic training center of Dharma Sangha, the Zen Buddhist practice community. Individual guest and group retreats are offered and include meditation from different wisdom traditions such as yoga, music, dance, bodywork, wilderness expeditions and more. 

 

Shambhala Mountain Center (Red Feather Lakes). Nestled in a serene 600-acre valley in the Rocky Mountains, Shambhala Mountain Center offers over 100 different programs per year in a stunning setting. The center also includes rustic cabins and lodge rooms along with the nearby Great Stupa of Dharmakaya, one of the most significant examples of sacred architecture. Programs at the center include everything from meditation, mindfulness, arts and creativity to yoga, wellness and renewal.

 

True Nature Healing Arts Kiva & Spa (Carbondale). True Nature Healing Arts is an intentional sanctuary offering yoga, an Ayurvedic spa, an organic kitchen and an eco-friendly boutique, surrounded by a tranquil Peace Garden featuring one of the country’s few reflexology paths. True Nature has been a vibrant part of Carbondale since 2007, located in the beautiful Roaring Fork Valley at the base of 13,000-foot Mt. Sopris. The addition of the Kiva/Spa will open on February 10, 2018 and will be nestled within the Peace Garden, providing a unique intentional space for sharing retreats, workshops, seminars and performing arts. The expanded Spa will offer wraps, scrubs, facials, Ayurvedic and traditional massage, along with Japanese soaking tubs for two, and steam showers.

 

The Healing Power of Hot Springs

Glenwood Springs. Glenwood Springs is alive with the restorative powers of water; between soaking away aches and pains, relaxing after a hard 9 to 5, and a little soul soothing, magic can happen with the healing waters of the hot springs. Choose from two major hot springs— the historic Glenwood Hot Springs, the world’s largest hot springs pool, and Iron Mountain Hot Springs which offers 16 soaking pools filled with pure, hot mineral water all nestled on the bank of the Colorado River.

 

Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort (Nathrop).  Located between the towns of Buena Vista and Salida, Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort offers 100 percent natural and odorless hot springs ranging from 70 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. The resort includes a historic bath house, which was established in 1867; Creekside Hot Springs, natural individual pools; Upper hot springs pools that include a 400-foot water slide; and a spa, that is only offered to adults 16 and older.

 

Ouray. Ouray is another Colorado town bustling with hot springs offerings. Five local developed hot springs in Ouray and nearby Ridgeway include the Ouray Hot Springs Pool, which recently underwent a $10.6 million renovation, the vapor caves of the Historic Wiesbaden Hot Springs Spa & Lodgings, the pools at the Twin Peaks Lodge & Hot Springs and the naturally landscaped pools at Orivs Hot Springs in Ridgeway.

 

Wellness Events

Winter Wellness Weekend at Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa, February 15-18, 2018 (Gateway). Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa hosts the Winter Wellness Weekend to encourage guests to recharge their mind, body and spirit in a beautiful red rock canyon. Weekend festivities will include yoga classes, chair massages, classes on homemade scrubs and face masks, healthy cooking demos, wellness speakers and more.

 

Telluride WOW Festival, June 7-10, 2018 (Telluride). Situated in a box canyon surrounded by 14,000-foot peaks, Telluride WOW (Weekend of Wellness) Festival focuses on health and fitness and aims to inspire, motivate and educate visitors. The festival offers lectures, group fitness classes, one-on-one sessions by top health and fitness experts and an opportunity to explore all that Telluride has to offer in the summer including hiking, biking, stand-up paddle boarding and more.

 

Women in the Rockies Wellness Adventure at C Lazy U Ranch, September 9-18, 2018 (Granby). C Lazy U Ranch is a luxury guest ranch known for its location, spa and limitless activities, which include over 200 well-trained horses. The Women in the Rockies Wellness Adventure takes place at the ranch and is led by Duke health coach Janet Solie, PA, MS with a focus on overall wellness. The adventure offers plenty of time with nature, spa, horses and professional coaching.

 

Yoga on the Rocks, 2018 Dates TBD (Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison). Experience a vinyasa flow at 6,450 feet in one of the country’s most iconic, awe-inspiring music venues, Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Surrounded by Colorado red rock with sprawling views of Denver and the plains, visitors can join 2,000 other yogis within the spiritual walls of Red Rocks from 7 to 8 a.m. for eight select Saturdays during the summer.

Breaking News: Doug Jones' Son Comes Out in Interview, Lives in Denver

This just in: Carson Jones, Denver zookeeper and son of newly elected Alabama Senator Doug Jones, just officially came out in an interview exclusive on INTOmore.com, Grindr’s newly minted queer magazine.

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Stonewall Fitness: Introducing the Denver LGBTQ+ Weightlifting Club

By Dirk Smith

It is my pleasure to introduce you to the Denver LGBTQ+ Weightlifting Club. My name is Dirk (sometimes known as David) Smith. I am a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with my Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Metropolitan State University of Denver. I have been working as a trainer, coach and instructor in Denver for seven years.
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I decided to start an LGBTQ+ Weightlifting club here in Denver for many reasons. I have always wanted to work with the LGBTQ+ community in terms of encouraging people to be more active and fit. There are many physical, mental and spiritual health benefits to exercise and fitness. Exercise has been shown to help strengthen the immune system to better combat HIV/AIDS and Cancer as well as treat and reduce the risk of developing diseases like diabetes and hypertension among many others. It is no secret that people within the LGBTQ+ community often face many issues that affect their mental health, from depression, anxiety, stress, body image, eating disorders, even suicide. Consistent exercise has been shown to have a positive impact in helping people handle those issues.
Those are great reasons for LGBTQ+ people to take up exercise but I’d like to share with you why it’s so important to me and specifically why I chose weightlifting.

The first reason is I have firsthand experience in this myself, at one point I was very depressed and overweight. I had a hard time really dealing with the world because I didn’t feel good about myself. I often see this in many of my friends and people that I meet going through the same things I did.

The second reason is there seems to be a lot of crappy shit happening in the world and frankly, it’s depressing. I don’t like politics regardless of whoever is in office, and I try to stay out of political discussions; but it doesn’t mean I don’t care. How can I change the world as an individual when it seems like so many bad things are happening to our community? I can’t. But what I can do as an individual is to help empower the people within our community to stand up for what we believe in and perhaps to be able to better process current events a little more… optimistically. The best way I know how to do that is through exercise!

Thirdly (Is that a word?) A big problem with the fitness industry is the heavy focus on aesthetics. People associate exercise with looking better, because we are constantly shamed to think of ourselves as ugly. Aesthetics doesn’t mean better health. The LGBTQ+ community faces a lot of body image issues that contribute to depression and anxiety issues that are already so prevalent. Beauty as they say is in the eye of the beholder, and it all comes down to confidence. Exercise builds confidence, confidence builds self-image, people with better self-image are naturally more attractive; regardless of the firmness of your abs or plumpness of your booty. My goal is to help people build confidence within themselves through weightlifting. I don’t care how much you weigh, how you look, or even how much you can lift. What matters to me is that when you lift; you put in your best effort every time.​

But how can lifting things up and putting them down build self-confidence? Well, when two people love each other… haha kidding! In my experience, working at many different types of gyms and facilities, you tend to see the same types of people. Specifically I understand people are intimidated by gyms and exercise in general, because when you walk in you suddenly realize you have no idea what the f*ck to do. What the hell is that guy over there making so much noise for? Damn that girl is running so fast! Is this some kind of medieval torture device?! I am pretty sure that person over there is laughing at me! What the hell am I doing here? It is quite humbling to say the least, and without purpose and focus for your visit to the gym, it is quite easy to lose motivation despite your best intentions to improve your fitness.

Fourthly, my goal is to help you find your ultimate “why?”, as in “Why are you even here?” Gyms are… unique places, to say the least. However, they are also full of opportunity for each person who walks into one to discover their true potential. You don’t have to be athletic to be an athlete. A gym might seem like a big place at first, but when you come in with a specific focus and readiness to push your limits, you’ll realize that everybody is there for the same reason, to better ourselves.

Fifthly, to focus on the journey; not the destination. Have you ever caught yourself admiring something/ someone cool and said “There is no way I could ever do that?”, yes you have! We all have! It’s easy to see a person’s accomplishments, but what we don’t see is how much work they put into their achievement. Do you think Michael Phelps popped out of his mother and went on to win 23 Olympic Gold Medals? Of course not, it was the result of years of discipline and hard work. Weightlifting is not something you can achieve in a day, to learn the proper technique for each lift alone requires a lot of time and practice. It’s a process, a journey and one if you stick with, you will discover the amazing places that it will take you.

The Denver LGBTQ+ Weightlifting Club is a new venture for me just as much as it is for you. I want to learn how to become a stronger coach and more effective leader. This club will help me to better understand how I can better contribute to the LGBTQ+ community and movement by meeting and learning from people who might face issues and needs that I otherwise wouldn’t understand. It’s a process for me just as much as it is for you, and my goal is to learn and grow not only as a professional, but as an individual.There are two disciplines in competitive weight lifting. Power lifting which comprises of the Bench Press, Squat and Deadlift. Then there is Olympic Lifting which comprises of the Clean and Jerk and the Snatch (teehee). These lifts represent the most basic movements to develop muscular strength and power. By teaching you how to do these lifts properly and help guide you to achieving your physical potential in performing these lifts, my hope is to help you find the focus, guidance and confidence to move forward in all aspects of your life.

“Is this like Crossfit?” No, and I will smack you for thinking it is. Crossfit is its own program, style, methodology or whatever you want to call it. Keep in mind the sport of weightlifting has been around for over 120 years, Crossfit has only been around since 2000. While Crossfit does take a lot of inspiration from weightlifting, it is evolved into it’s own, distinct and very different style.

Do I have to lift as much as the next person? Nope! All I care about is the weight that you lift is realistic in terms of your conditioning (We don’t want injuries now) but is still challenging for you. It doesn’t matter if you can lift 50lbs or 500lbs. If it challenges you and you put in your best effort, that’s all I can ask for.

I don’t fit the (ideal standard for a Greek God), will I be able to participate? Yes! If you can move your body, you can exercise. The human body is physically capable then any of us will be able to comprehend. Even if you have any limitations that might prevent you from doing certain things, remember there is ALWAYS something you can do. The more you practice and work at it, your body will adapt to the demands you place on it. This is how we build strength, endurance and power. Exercise does not discriminate. The weights will always weigh the same regardless of your age, gender identity, sexual orientation, skin color, physical abilities or conditioning. By participating you will learn how to use those weights to achieve the things you set out to do.Sounds like a lot for just lifting things up and putting them down, doesn’t it? It’s certainly is important to me and I hope I can help it be important to you too. Every Sunday we will get together to “lift each other up” (cheesy pun!) by building a community of support through encouragement and hard work.

Save the Date: One Colorado's 2018 Legislative Session Happy Hour

Join One Colorado for their 2018 Legislative Session Happy Hour at Hudson Hill. The 2018 legislative session is right around the corner and there will be several bills that will impact the lives of LGBTQ Coloradans and their families. 

One Colorado is hosting this happy hour to give you an opportunity to grab a drink or two, meet pro-equality legislators, AND learn about what we're expecting in the new year.

Are You Gay With Something To Say? Bloggers Wanted For Denver's Best Gay Blog!

Are you a new or experienced writer or blogger? Do you want to be? Or maybe you're just some gay guy with something to say? Well, what better forum for you than MileHighGayGuy?

MileHighGayGuy is looking for regular and guest bloggers to write about local news and events, do music and movie reviews, or write opinion or feature pieces from a gay perspective.

These are unpaid positions but offer the opportunity to be published in Colorado's Best Gay Blog (2010, 2011, 2012 OUTstanding Awards, Denver 2012 #WebAwards), expand your audience and gain valuable experience. There's also swag available in the form of free movie and concert tickets, music, books and other cool stuff.

If interested, shoot an email over to Drew Wilson at drew@milehighgayguy.com. And if you've got column or story ideas to pitch, this is the place to do it.

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The Triangle is Back, Kinda Sorta

The Triangle Bar is opening its doors on Friday, December 15, in the heart of downtown. Located at the site of the former Triangle Lounge, the building has been restored with modern updates including attached cafe that will feature full lunch and dinner menus and a  grab-and-go counter, including locally sourced ingredients with a focus on sustainability.  The cafe will serve Starbucks coffee, and will be open starting at 7 a.m. every day.

“We are thrilled to be bringing The Triangle Bar back to Denver in a new, modern format,” said Sean O’Grady, owner of The Triangle. “We have exciting things planned, and can’t wait to welcome our LGBTQ family and allies.”

Bully - Running

 

Bully released their sophomore album, Losing via Sub Pop Records this past fall to critical acclaim with UPROXX naming it one of the best rock albums of 2017. Today, they are debuting their new music video for single "Running." The video, which was shot in Nashville and directed by Alan Del Rio Ortiz, is a stylized take on early 90's videos.  Without being too on the nose, the imagery explores how we run away from our feelings and how the media portrays millennials and youth.

Increasing Gonorrhea Rates Reported in Denver: Get Tested, Treated

Recent data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment show that the number of gonorrhea cases in the Denver metro area has increased significantly among young people, especially in people under the age of 30. From 2012-2016 infection rates increased 97 percent in Colorado, and five Denver metro counties (Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson) accounted for 63 percent of all gonorrhea cases in Colorado.

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that affects both men and women. Anyone who is sexually active can get gonorrhea, and it can be transmitted through any type of sex. Gonorrhea can increase a person’s risk of getting or giving HIV, and if left untreated, it can cause serious and permanent health problems including infertility. Gonorrhea can be prevented by using condoms correctly, every time a person has sex.

The rapid increase of gonorrhea cases in Denver metro, and across the state, emphasizes the need for routine STD testing and prevention efforts more than ever. Especially alarming is that the infection is beginning to outsmart the last recommended treatment.

“In the Denver Metro area, we are starting to see gonorrhea infections that have lower sensitivity to one of the two main antibiotics we use,” said Karen Wendel, MD, director, STD/HIV Prevention and Control, Denver Public Health. “Though we haven’t yet seen failures with current treatments in Denver, all people with gonorrhea should get treated as quickly as possible to avoid serious health problems, prevent the spread to others, and to avoid evolution of the bacteria that could result in future antibiotic treatment failures.”

Screening for gonorrhea is important since many people who have infection will not have symptoms. People who should get tested include women younger than 25, anyone with new or multiple sex partners, men who have sex with men, pregnant women younger than 25 or with other risk factors for STDs, and people living with HIV. Anyone experiencing symptoms of gonorrhea such as itching, burning or other discomfort in the genital area should seek treatment (a one-time shot and prescribed oral antibiotic) right away through their doctor or local public health department. Treatment is easy and effective if taken immediately, and as prescribed.

Free or low-cost STD testing is offered at locations throughout the greater Denver metro area, including at local public health clinics and in community settings.

VH1's "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" Season Three To Premiere On January 25

After a three-time Emmy Award-winning season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” left fans shook and grasping for their masks, fan-favorite queens from previous seasons will battle it out for their second chance at the crown on “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.” The new season will return with an explosive 90-minute premiere on an all-new night, Thursday, January 25 on VH1.   

“The rumors are 100% true, baby,” said executive producer and host RuPaul. “The ‘All Stars’ three debut delivers my most legendary queens, and they’re fired up and ready to take over the mother-tucking world. #RealNews #FakeEyelashes.”

The nine queens competing for the gold and title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar” were previously announced in an hour-long televised pre-season episode, and include: Aja (season nine; from Brooklyn, NY), BenDeLaCreme (season six; from Seattle, WA), Chi Chi DeVayne (season eight; from Shreveport, LA), Kennedy Davenport (season seven; from Dallas, TX), Milk (season six; from New York, NY), Morgan McMichaels (season two; from Los Angeles, CA), Shangela (seasons two & three; from Los Angeles, CA), Thorgy Thor (season eight; from Brooklyn, NY), and Trixie Mattel (season seven; from Los Angeles, CA).

Koelbel Urban Homes: The New Modern in Denver

Koelbel Urban Homes (KUH) has quickly emerged as a leader in creating urban neighborhoods that promote community and synergy by integrating life, work and play.

As the newest division of legendary developer Koelbel and Company, KUH is focused on in-fill properties, designing and building innovative homes tailored to each unique site.

Offered homes run the gamut of detached single-family homes to svelte modern attached designs featuring today's popular spaces, such as rooftop decks and open-plan concepts. All KUH homes, of course, are designed for optimum living and with respect for the surroundings.