G.A. Wright provides high-tech services such as data analysis, market strategy development, creative development, advertising production, campaign execution, and program management.

Interergroup Architects of Littleton designed Wright's new building. The tilt-up concrete structure will have angular lines that suggest the prow of a ship "We wanted the building to reflect Gary Wright's unique marketing creativity," says Ned White, CEO of Intergroup. "It makes a bold statement about the company."

The gray colored building will have sloped blue-tinted glass window corners. The reception area focuses on a curved maple desk with stainless steel posts supporting a floating glass surface. Hallways from the reception area are glass-lined and lead into the production areas. Production management offices on the second floor have glass windows that look down into the production areas.

The project cost was $6.4 million, including $885,000 for the land, $1 million for new equipment, and the balance in construction costs. Financing came from industrial revenue bonds; Wells Fargo Public Finance served as the underwriter. G.A.Wright Marketing maintains a 20% equity positioning the building.