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PROJECT OF THE WEEK • CONSTRUCTION
MAX Construction completes
Alden Torch financial space
M
AX Construction Inc. recently completed the 28,000-square-foot Alden
Torch Financial space, located at 1225 17th St. in downtown Denver.
MAX collaborated with Elsy Studios to renovate and expand this clean
and elegant space, enabling greater functionality by connecting the 14th and 15th
floors of the building by cutting a stair opening and constructing a new steel and
glass staircase, leading to a spectacular ceiling design.
PROJECT OF THE WEEK • CONSTRUCTION
Turner's Special Projects Division completes
refresh of Hayworth's Denver Showroom
T
urner’s Special Projects Division recently completed a refresh of Haworth's
4,000-square-foot showroom located at 15th and Arapahoe streets in down-
town Denver. The space showcases the furniture vendor’s access flooring, of-
fice furniture and glass demountable partitions. Work included the addition of light
fixtures, upgrades to ceiling tiles, changes to painting schemes and the addition of
ornamental metal. One of the most eye-catching components of the space is the
hot-rolled steel panel wall that was fabricated by a local steel shop then installed
with Turner self-perform labor. The steel panels were covered in a clear coat after
fabrication so the natural grain of the steel can be seen.
PROJECT OF THE WEEK • CONSTRUCTION
Taylor Kohrs, Acquilano Leslie team
to complete high-end TI project
T
aylor Kohrs and Acquilano Leslie Inc. completed the high-end tenant improve-
ment for a Boulder-based biotechnology company. Having outgrown its previ-
ous space, the tenants found a new home occupying two floors of an existing
building.
The 25,625-square-foot renovation required a phased plan to allow ease of oc-
cupancy from one building to the other. Features include 41 individual perimeter
offices with floor-to-ceiling glass, seven open office/cubicle areas, six conference
rooms, two full kitchen/breakroom areas, phone rooms/wellness room, reception
area, locker rooms and bike storage.
PROJECT OF THE WEEK • CONSTRUCTION
Himmelman Construction finishes
Florence Crittenton High School
T
his education project included three phases totaling 51,000 square feet and
over 2 acres of extensive site work. Phase 1 included a full interior demoli-
tion of an existing and aged bus facility then adding classrooms, administra-
tive offices, a full gymnasium and a full commercial kitchen totaling 26,000 sf.
Phase 2 was completed while fully operational and included an interior demolition
then remodeling substantial portions of the space that totaled 25,000 sf. Phase 3
consisted of 2.6 acres of site work including substantial utility and right-of-way
improvements.
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