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COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
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Construction, Design & Engineering News
by Jennifer Hayes
Pinkard Construction Co. has
started construction on a mixed-
use, urban lifestyle center atArista.
The construction manager-gen-
eral contractor has begun work
on 8181 Arista Place in Broom-
field, a five-storyoffice andmixed-
use building adjacent to its sister
property, 8001 Arista Place. The
8181 Arista Place property will
comprise 82,144 square feet with
structural steel and concrete shear
cores, an exterior skin of structural
stud framing and combinations
of glass, brick, stone, metal panels
and stucco.
The first floor will consist of
retail and restaurant space while
floors two through five comprise
office space.
Construction cost is $12.2 mil-
lion.
Gkkworks is the architect for the
building for owner Wiens Capi-
tal/Arista Place LLC.
The 8181Arista Place building is
the second of three planned office
buildings at the Arista develop-
ment, which at build-out will
feature 600,000 to 800,000 sf of
retail space, approximately 1,000
multifamily units and 200,000 to
400,000 sf of office space.
Pinkard previously built the
8001Arista Placemixed-use build-
ing in 2008.
Pinkard Construction Co. also
recently celebrated the renovation
of The Village of YorkshireAfford-
able Apartments and completion
of Centura Health’s newest facil-
ity.
The contractor, along with
KTGY Group Inc. and members
of state and local government cele-
brated the 200-unit Adams Coun-
ty HousingAuthority-owned and
managed rental property.
The $8.3 million renovation of
the 1970s-era apartment complex
included work to the building
exteriors, interiors and site.
The phased rehabilitation proj-
ect included new siding and
windows; new interior finishes,
cabinetry and millwork; and
plumbing and electrical fixtures.
Asbestos abatement and interior
demolition was Pinkard contract-
ed. Total project building area is
approximately 226,800 sf.
To accommodate the owner’s
needs on this occupied property,
Pinkard phased construction on
a two building at a time basis at
the three-story, 10-building prop-
erty. Construction sequencing and
resident relocation schedules were
closely coordinated with Adams
County HousingAuthority.
The project was designed and
constructed to meet Enterprise
Green Communities Criteria,
including erosion control mea-
sures; efficient irrigation; HVAC
performance; Energy Star-rated
lighting, appliances and roof-
ing; low/no VOC paints and
adhesives; construction waste
management; Green Label car-
pets; advanced water-conserving
plumbing fixtures; occupancy
controlled bathroom fans; and
mold prevention measures.
“Creative” subcontracting solu-
tions and the use of alternate
materials equated to nearly $2
million in value engineering sav-
ings.
Funding for this project includ-
ed federal funds under HOME,
CDBG, Public Housing and the
Low Income Housing Tax Credit
programs.
Other participants in the proj-
ect included Affordable Advi-
sors, city of Thornton, Colorado
Housing and Finance Authority,
Colorado State Division of Hous-
ing, Cornerstone Construction
Management, Eide Bailly, Ener-
gy Outreach Colorado, Fairfield
and Woods PC, FirstBank, Key
Community Development Corp.,
KTGY, Kutak Rock LLP, Pinkard
Construction, SB Clark Inc., and
Winthrop and Weinstine PA. The
community is located at 10370
BrendonWay in Thornton.
Additionally, Pinkard Construc-
tion, with Centura Health and
Erdman, recently celebrated the
ribbon cutting of CenturaHealth’s
newest Neighborhood Health
Center.
Located at Heritage Road and
Highway 6 inGolden, the approx-
imately 10,700-sf facility features
16 examrooms, awellness atrium,
X-ray and phlebotomy.
Construction on the facility
started in October.
The new neighborhood health
center is part of Centura Health’s
Colorado Health Neighborhood
approach that offers a clinically
integrated, coordinated and com-
prehensive care delivery for com-
munities. The stand-alone ambu-
latory health center will co-locate
providers and services to promote
care coordination with multiple
access points.
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The 8181 Arista Place property is a five-story, mixed-use property in Broomfield, designed by gkkworks.
Carve Barbeque debuts look for fast-casual concept
Colorado Springs-based Southern Concepts Restaurant Group debuted the design of its new fast-casual
restaurant concept. Roth Sheppard Architects is designing Carve Barbeque, a 2,200-square-foot restau-
rant offering authentic, affordable, high-quality smoked barbecue, microbrews and bottled beer in a
“hip, open and inviting environment.” It will be located at 1000 S. Colorado Blvd. in Glendale and is
expected to open this fall.
The Neenan Co., in partnership
with client Physicians Develop-
ment Group, has broken ground
on Flatirons Health and Rehabili-
tation in Louisville.
The project represents the first
skilled rehabilitation facility to be
built in Louisville and the first
project in Colorado for Physicians
Development Group.
The Neenan Co., the design-
build partner for the project, is
building the 44,000-square-foot,
two-story skilled inpatient reha-
bilitation facility. The project will
provide short-term skilled nurs-
ing and physical, occupational
and speech therapy services
designed to rehabilitate and tran-
sition patients back to their homes
safely. The vision of Physicians
Development Group is to provide
high-quality living and home-
like rehabilitation environments.
Upon completion, the project will
include 48 private patient rooms,
lounges, two dining rooms, in-
house therapy, a chapel and an
administration area.
“We are thrilled that Louisville
is able to bring the much-needed
medical facility to its residents and
surrounding communities,” said
Shelley Angell, executive direc-
tor of the Louisville Chamber of
Commerce. “This type of facil-
ity is in high demand across the
state, and we’re proud to have the
opportunity to offer convenient
access to our community, which
will also attract patients from out-
side the local area.”
Site grading for the facility start-
ed at the end of May, with an
anticipated completion in spring
2016. Flatirons Health and Reha-
bilitation will be located at 1107
Century Drive.
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