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Renovation/Addition and Reuse Round Up WINTER 2019 SMART Buildings Renovation/Addition and Reuse Round Up ABC RM, ACEC and DBIA Awards Curtis Fentress INDUSTRY ICON Inside AGC Colorado page 58 We’ve helped build Colorado from the ground up. With 125 years under our belt, we are proud to be a part of the growth of the Rocky Mountain region and continue to serve the second or even the third generation of construction professionals. More Products. Unmatched Service. Guaranteed! 201 Santa Fe Drive • Denver, CO 80223 Phone 303-825-2211 • Fax 303-629-0417 WWW.RIOGRANDECO.COM YOUR PEOPLE ARE We’ve helped build YOUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET Colorado from the ground up. With 125 years under our belt, we are proud to be a part of the growth of the Rocky Mountain region and continue to serve the second or even the third generation of construction professionals. SOME PEOPLE THINK ALL INSURANCE IS THE SAME. So what happens when employees are sidelined by an injury at a job site? 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Guaranteed! 201 Santa Fe Drive • Denver, CO 80223 Phone 303-825-2211 • Fax 303-629-0417 800.777.5035 | thinkccig.com 5660 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Suite 500 | Greenwood Village, CO 80111 WWW.RIOGRANDECO.COM In this Issue Publisher’s Letter Mike Branigan & Polly Emmons 08 | AEC Industry News 14 | Project Updates 20 | INDUSTRY ICON Curt Fentress - Fentress Architects 22 | People News 26 | Renovation/Addition & Adaptive Reuse Round Up by Sean O’Keefe 34 | Good Works 36 | The Next Big Thing - Denver Art Museum by Sean O’Keefe 40 | SMART Buildings Round Table by Sean O’Keefe 44 | Awards - ABC / EIC, ACEC, AIA Columnists 52 | ACEC, CCIG, ULI, USGBC 58 | Inside AGC Colorado Parting Shots 64 | Industry Events in Colorado Advertiser Index On the cover: The Prism building at 999 17th Street in Denver is a development by Shea Properties. It’s core and shell under completion by GE Johnson Construction. Architect is Davis Partnership. 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Warren Dr., Lakewood, CO Magazine is not just one of the top industry 80227-2343 construction and design publications in Colorado, we are your business partner; Contents copyright © 2019 by Colorado Construction & Design, Polly Emmons, Editor/ helping you pave the way to ongoing success. Inc. Special permission is required Creative Director to reprint anything that appears in At the end of the day it is all about generating Colorado Construction & Design. No revenue, revenue to help keep our businesses going, employees paid, responsibility is assumed for unsolicited materials. partnerships solid, college tuitions paid, and food, clothing and shelter for our families and friends. We understand and dedicate our resources to Colorado Construction & Design help you achieve your business goals. obtains its information from sources believed to be reliable. However, Colorado Construction & Design, Inc. Contact Mike Branigan, Publisher or Polly Emmons, Editor/Creative does not guarantee the accuracy of any Director for more information and to get started with a combination print information, and is not responsible for errors or omissions. and online ad campaign tailored to fit your budget. [email protected] | [email protected] www.ccdmag.com Sincerely, Mike Branigan, Publisher Polly Emmons, Editor/Creative Director Tel. 303-914-0574 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] [email protected] 6 | Colorado Construction & Design AWARD WINNING AGC Award for Construction Excellence (ACE) |Best Building Project | General Contractor ($10 to $40 Million) 2018 University of Colorado Boulder Jennie Smoly Caruthers Biotechnology Building E-Wing Addition and Renovation TRUSTED BY CONTRACTORS FOR HALF A CENTURY. In the past 50 years, we’ve seen roads, bridges and structures being built. And we’ve seen the same being demolished to make way for new growth and new projects. But along the way, Contractors Health Trust has been there with you. Through thick and thin, and through good times and bad, the Trust has been partners with Colorado’s contracting industries, constantly seeking ways to lower health care costs without compromising value. The reason? Because this is all we do. And without you, we wouldn’t be able to celebrate 50 years of being in your corner. To all of our past, current and future members, thank you for making the Trust what it is today. Here’s to the next 50. To request a complimentary no-obligation quote or for more information, please contact Contractors Health Trust or your local broker. [email protected] | 303-875-1728 | www.contractorshealthtrust.org A HEALTH PLAN BUILT TO LAST. Colorado Construction & Design | 7 CHT180302-ad-181217-v1.indd 1 12/17/18 8:21 AM M.E. GROUP Announces Name AEC Industry News Change to BranchPattern CCIG Buys New HQ, Plans M.E. GROUP, Inc. and Forte Building Science have Upgrades Before 2019 Move-In brought together their diverse building consulting practices under a new unified brand and will now CCIG, one of the largest independent commercial be known as BranchPattern, Inc. The comprehensive and personal lines insurance brokerages in Colorado, rebrand and name change elevates how the has acquired a new headquarters with space to company’s specialisms focus on Improving Life accommodate the firm’s growth and allow it to better through Better Built Environments. serve its clientele and the community. The new brand prominently represents the company’s The three-story building at 155 Inverness Drive West in emphasis on applying research within a human- Englewood, built in 1995, features 44,500 square feet of centered design approach to building design; the office space on 3.58 acres. It will serve as the new home new website features evidence on human and to an expected workforce of nearly 100 people. environmental impacts of the built environment. Architects, engineers and owners alike will benefit CCIG now leases about 22,000 square feet in from the integration of BranchPattern’s specialisms. Greenwood Village. Steps away from the Dry Creek Specialisms can stand on their own or be combined to Light Rail Station, 155 Inverness Drive West is visible best meet an owner’s unique project requirements. from the intersection of Interstate 25 and the Dry Creek Road offramp. “Our employee-owners are incredibly excited to have a brand that represents who we are, what we do, and CCIG plans to make a number of improvements to the why we do it,” said Rick Maniktala, President. “Our property so that it provides an “efficient and exceptional branding consultant (Design Ranch) and internal environment” for its staff, with an open and welcoming team has done an amazing job, not only capturing the feeling with lots of glass, CEO Brook Mahoney said. essence of who we’ve evolved to become, but also who we aspire to be. The results are authentic and “We’re going to make it a truly quality workplace, with aspirational. Our people, inspired and unified by our renovations throughout as well as to the exterior to purpose and vision, are working hard to do better and make it attractive to the public,” he said. create a more sustainable future.” The eventual layout will include new conference rooms, Please visit www.branchpattern.com to explore kitchens and break rooms. Renovations will begin in the new website and learn more about early 2019; the projected move-in date is fall 2019. BranchPattern specialisms. Stonebridge Companies Receives Marriott International’s Partnership Circle Award Stonebridge Companies, a privately award program’s Hall of Fame are humbled to be recognized for owned, innovative hotel owner, among fellow brand leaders. our consistent efforts to deliver operator and developer with its excellence as an owner partner.” headquarters in Denver, has been “Receiving this award is a reflection awarded Marriott International’s of Stonebridge Companies’ Stonebridge Companies’ current Partnership Circle Award. Stonebridge exceptional team members and hotel portfolio features 26 Marriott Companies is honored as one of three their commitment to provide locations nationwide, and will Marriott franchise partners in North Distinguished Hospitality™ to our continue to expand with its America to receive this year’s award.
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