Greenwood Village.

Greenwood Village houses are larger, and scale changes the job. Continuous runs of hardwood across a large open plan have to be laid so that expansion is accounted for across the whole run rather than room by room, and the transitions and thresholds that a compact house never needs become design decisions.

Bigger houses also mean bigger basements, which are often finished already and now dated rather than raw. Reworking a finished basement is a different scope to building one out from nothing, and it is worth being clear about which is which.