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Boberg is a college basketball and football official.

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The name "Boberg" means nothing to most people out here, but anybody at all familiar with the development of modern architecture abroad will always think of Boberg as the greatest living master of Swedish architecture.

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Shawn O'Connor for The Wall Street Journal A couple of years after buying an 8,8000-square-foot house in Telluride, Calif., in 2001, Roxanne Pulitzer told her fifth husband, Tim Boberg, that she wanted a bowling alley for her birthday.

Roxanne Pulitzer's Telluride Spread 2011

Mr. Boberg said he's already looking forward to possibly building a new house in the area when this place sells, though Ms. Pulitzer is more reluctant to let the home go.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011

Roxanne Pulitzer and her fifth husband, Tim Boberg, expanded an 8,800-square-foot home overlooking the San Miguel Mountains to 23,000-square-feet.

Roxanne Pulitzer's Telluride Spread 2011

"I pick out every hinge, every faucet," Mr. Boberg said.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011

In 1999 she and Mr. Boberg met in Palm Beach, where they have an apartment.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011

She and her fifth husband, Tim Boberg, have focused lots of energy, and money, on their 23,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom home, set on 3½ acres overlooking the San Miguel Mountains.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011

It's the third marriage for Mr. Boberg and Ms. Pulitzer's fifth.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011

After adding nearly every amenity they could think of, Ms. Pulitzer and Mr. Boberg, a 64-year-old retired co-founder of a large management consulting firm, said they've run out of house projects.

The Mansion of Grown-Up Toys Candace Jackson 2011