This Tier III facility in rural Colorado sets a new benchmark for data center architecture—merging energy infrastructure, agriculture, and resilience into a singular, high-performing asset. Designed by cove, a full-service AI-powered architecture firm, the project represents a first-of-its-kind application of AI in architecture to critical infrastructure. The result: a compact, 10,000 sq ft data center co-located with an 11-acre solar array and 10-acre greenhouse, optimized to deliver a 16–21% IRR and a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.2. 

Using Vitras.ai, the team condensed feasibility studies, entitlement prep, and systems coordination into days rather than months, dramatically reducing predevelopment soft costs and accelerating project readiness. Intelligent generative modeling optimized equipment placement and site flow, while AI agents automatically flagged and resolved MEP and operational conflicts—minimizing rework and construction risk. 

More than a green showcase, this project provides a replicable model for data center solutions that meet ESG targets while outperforming traditional delivery methods. With integrated battery storage, solar infrastructure, and agricultural co-uses, it redefines what data center architecture can be: leaner to design, faster to build, and more resilient to operate. For developers and investors, it offers a future-ready playbook, where sustainability, profitability, and AI precision converge.