Osmosis architecture takes artful approach

NIWOT — The last few years have been big ones for osmosis architecture. Three years ago, the firm – then called Olson Architecture – opened the osmosis art gallery in its studio space after a neighboring gallery closed. Last September, the firm changed its name to osmosis art and architecture to reflect its integration with the gallery.

And this year, the firm received a prestigious award from the country’s largest competition for home sales and marketing professionals.

It’s been a financially successful three years, as well.

The firm’s revenue grew from $203,774 in 2009 to $544,037 in 2011, an increase of 167 percent,…