MBH Architects has opened a new regional office in Denver.

The Alameda, California-based company is expanding in an effort to better support clients on mountain time.

“We are most fortunate to have a team willing to see opportunities, analyze the risks and rewards and step boldly into the future with entrepreneurial spirit,” MBH founding principal John McNulty said.

Leading the office is Principal-in-Charge Dimple Manghani, who is responsible for translating MBH’s culture, knowledge and experience to the new office. Manghani will remain in California, but three longtime MBH employees are relocating to Denver: Project Architect and Associate Bonnie Russo, Project Manager and Senior Associate Joe Irwin, and Project Manager and Associate Corey Russo.

“Translating MBH’s culture of collaboration, service to our communities and continuous learning to new offices is an essential part of our growth strategy, so we are thrilled to have three existing employees serve as the foundation for this new working community,” Manghani said.