The monthly Center City Housing Council meeting at the Downtown Denver Partnership yesterday had a timely topic — Ron Faleide, President of Faleide Architects, intrigued the council with the idea of conserving living space without compromising comfort and, of course, style.

Faleide spoke of the increasing demand for livable spaces less the excess — formal rooms that collect dust, storage space heated at a high price but with no added value, the aging boomers looking to downsize from the drain of the McMansion. Faleide recommended the book, The New American Dream: Living Well in a Small House which puts many of the concepts in use.

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