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Historic Tom’s Diner to be Redeveloped

KEPHART community :: planning :: architecture, Denver Land Company, and Owners Tom Messina and GBX Group LLC are moving forward with plans to revitalize Denver’s historic Tom’s Diner. The building will be transformed into a new inviting indoor/outdoor dining and entertainment venue. Since the 1960s, the Tom’s Diner building has been a symbol of Denver’s East Colfax neighborhood. After

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Green Mountain High School Renovation Project Breaks Ground

A groundbreaking ceremony was recently held to celebrate the start of renovations, additions, and upgrades to Green Mountain High School, part of Jeffco Public Schools. The general contractor for the project is GE Johnson Construction Co. The small event was attended by Green Mountain High School leaders, teachers, and community members, in addition to project

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The S/L/A/M Collaborative Acquires Five Heery Architectural Design Practices from CBRE

The S/L/A/M Collaborative (SLAM), a leading national architectural firm with an office in Denver, has announced a strategic acquisition of five CBRE Heery architectural design practices focused on healthcare, sports facilities and justice, which will be known as Heery Design, a SLAM Studio. CBRE, which acquired Heery in 2017, will retain full ownership of the Heery interior

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New Luxury Rental Community Opens in Stapleton

ReyLenn Properties has announced the opening of Solana Stapleton, a new luxury rental community in Denver’s Stapleton neighborhood. The community is the first market rate rental community developed by a third party in the master-planned Stapleton community. The 280-unit development includes a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom residences, with rental rates starting at $1,549 per month. It is

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Massive Water Storage Tank Under Construction in Douglas County

Dominion Water & Sanitation District, a wholesale water, wastewater and stormwater provider for northwest Douglas County, has announced the start of construction of a two-million-gallon water storage tank in Douglas County.  The $5 million High Zone Water Tank bond project will provide drinking water storage to current and future customers of Dominion Water, as well

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Movers and Shakers Week Ending 06.12.20

David Sharrock Joins JHL Constructors JHL Constructors (JHL) announced that David Sharrock, a leader in Colorado’s construction industry, has joined the JHL team as director of Preconstruction Services.  In his new role, Sharrock will provide leadership in the preconstruction and business development functions of the firm, while ensuring the needs and expectations of JHL’s clients across all

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O’Reilly Auto Parts in Fountain Sells for $2.4M

A 7,150-square-foot single tenant net leased O’Reilly Auto Parts retail investment located at 7985 Fountain Mesa Road, in Fountain, Colorado has sold at the full asking price of $2.4 million. Constructed in 2017, the property is part of the Markets at Mesa Ridge shopping center. This busy retail center is anchored by Safeway and includes several fast-casual

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Denver BD Guild Announces Two Part Virtual Series

This week, the Denver Chapter of the Business Development Guild will host the first of a two-part virtual series titled The Lifecycle of Winning Work – Part 1. Business Development pursuits eye the destination (i.e. the win), but it is truly a journey–pre and post.  The timeline is involved and nuanced at every point–strategic/business development

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USBGC Outlines New Credits in Response to COVID-19

The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), a leader in defining healthy, sustainable buildings and spaces for more than a quarter century, has released new LEED guidance outlining sustainable best practices that align with public health and industry guidelines. The new Safety First LEED credits address four critical areas: Cleaning and Disinfecting – Products, protocols and facility

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