8th & Broadway Residential Apartments

This multi-family residential development is a 200-unit, 7-story apartment project on an L-shaped parcel that wraps around the Compass Bank, located at the corner of 8th and Broadway. The development site spans across the alley to Lincoln Street, and includes the recently closed 7-11 building at the corner of 8th and Lincoln.

The project’s 200 rental apartments includes 40% studio units, 43% one-bedroom units, and 17% two-bedroom units. The development includes 2 levels of structured parking offering 240 parking spaces, for a 1.2 spaces/unit ratio. Also included in the project is 4,420-square feet of street-level retail, plus a rooftop deck and a 3,373-square foot clubhouse for residents.

Colorado Christian University – Academic Building

The Academic Building, named Leprino Hall, contains lecture halls and classrooms within a 43,000 square-foot proximity. The infrastructure improvements include a perimeter vehicular circulation drive, a newly designed south entrance and a service parking area with new sub-grade storm drainage and detention systems.

General Contractor: GE Johnson Construction Company

Architect: Davis Partnership

Avadan

Located in the Colorado Technology Center in Louisville, this 40,339 square-foot flex building stores furniture, fixtures and equipment, hospitality and operating supplies for Benjamin West. The building is an at-grade, high bay structure with tilt-up, pre-cast concrete panel walls with no below-grade levels. Surrounded by loading docks and parking, this facility contains 29,893 square-feet of warehouse space and 10,446 square-feet of office space.

Architect: Ware Malcomb

Owner: Benjamin West

 

 

Highland Place

Highland Place, located in West Highland, offers furnished studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. This project taken on by Allante Properties and GH Phipps Construction with Re Schmidt of Re Design managing the interior design, finished this 3 story, 68 unit complex in April of 2015.

Foothills Mall Redevelopment

The project is located on Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the Foothills Mall Redevelopment Subdivision. The site has 11.93 acres and will consist of 18 buildings with a total of 404 units and 511 bedrooms and will be built in 2 phases. Phase 1 includes Lot 6 and Lot 4. Lot 6 contains a clubhouse and a multi-family building. Lot 4 contains 5 multi-family buildings and the swimming pool. Phase 2 will include Lots 3 and 5 which will contain the remainder of the multi-family buildings.

The Foothills Mall also contains a recreational center for the public. The $5.8 million center, which is just inside the mall across from the new parking garage, replaces the Youth Activity Center formerly located on Monroe Avenue. Child development, youth and adult sports, fitness and dance programs are offered in the facility.

 

Landmark Lofts Phase II

This multi-family residential project in Boulder consists of 138 units, including an enclosed 61,000 square-foot parking garage with 172 spaces and storage for 128 bicycles. It also includes 3,900 square-feet of street-level retail/community space, a pool and spa. Each building is finished in a thin brick application, CMU and precast.

The Landmark Lofts Phase II project, renamed 9 Seventy, was completed in December of 2015, offering apartments ranging in size of studio to 3 bedrooms. Each apartment is decked out with hardwood-style floors, stainless steel appliances, modern fixtures, and balconies in select units. Other amenities include a resort-style pool, a street-level coffee shop, and a clubhouse.

Architect: Van Tilburg, Banvard, Soderbergh Inc.
Owner: Ammex Masonry,Inc

 

Ft. Morgan Middle School

Natural light fills the halls of this new middle school, which also serves as a community gathering space.

Designed by Wold Architects and Larson Incitti, this new middle school sits on a 20-acre site that includes a full-size sod football field, paved parking lot, and multi-lane parent drop-off/pick-up area. Natural light is used throughout the building and is supplemented with energy-saving LED lighting, which is also used for site lighting. Funded in part by a BEST grant, it replaced the 88-year-old middle school. In addition to a center for learning, the school serves as a gathering space for the community.

Eviva Cherokee

  • DENVER, COLORADO
    260,000 SF
  • BECK – CONSTRUCTION

With a focus on creating sustainable living environments within unique urban infill opportunities, the project celebrates the burgeoning cultural district within Denver’s Golden Triangle. The, 274-unit ultra-modern, highly energy-efficient luxury property includes a fitness center, conference center with business lounge and wine bar, and an elevated deck offering resort-style swimming pool and amenities. In addition to unobstructed views of the cultural district and Pike’s Peak, residents also have access to a private pocket park. The project is designed to meet LEED Gold certification, making it one of Denver’s first high-residential towers with this sustainability status.

One Belleview Station

DENVER, CO

One Belleview Station is located at the confluence of Interstate 25 and Intersetate 225. It is a high-performance, extremely efficient, employee-centric office building located at the Belleview Station light rail stop.

Developed by Prime West, in partnership with Goldman Sachs, and built by the design-build team of Gensler and The Weitz Company, the building is the premier, Class A, Transit Oriented Development, office building in the southeast submarket, Metro Denver’s largest office submarket.

Terraza del Sol

Terraza del Sol was our initial project with Gorman, a national leader in affordable housing solutions. This building includes podium parking, a large non-profit partner (Mi Casa), rooftop social areas and solar support.


Architect: Workshops
Owner: Gorman Housing