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Arch11 Receives AIA Colorado Top Honors at 2018 Awards Ceremony

DENVER – Arch11, a Denver/Boulder-based architecture firm recently received top honors from The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Colorado at the organization’s Design & Honor Awards Gala this month. Arch11 received both the AIA Colorado Notable in the North award and a Colorado Award of Excellence for its 909 Walnut Street project – a modern, mixed-use building

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Grand Opening: Northglenn Justice Center

NORTHGLENN – Hoefer Wysocki, an interdisciplinary architecture and design firm, recently completed the design for the new Northglenn Justice Center, a 45,000-square-foot facility designed to provide an up-to-date space to house the Northglenn Police Department, along with the city’s municipal court and a crime lab. Designed to meet projected demands for the next 100 years, the facility is

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Construction Supply Group Acquires Constar Construction Supply

DENVER — Construction Supply Group (“CSG”) — a Denver-based leader in the distribution of construction materials, accessories and tools, primarily for professional concrete and masonry contractors in the United States — has completed the acquisition of Constar Construction Supply, a construction supply distributor operating two branches in California. CSG has 87 branches with more than 1,150 employees and

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New Retail Tenants Open at Dairy Block

DENVER – Local retailers Berkeley Supply and #YOURSELF are now open at Dairy Block in the heart of Lower Downtown Denver. Developed by McWHINNEY, Sage Hospitality and Grand American, Inc., Dairy Block is the Mile High City’s newest destination where you can dine, drink and explore an entire downtown block connected by Denver’s first pedestrian alleyway, which

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Slack Technologies Signs Lease at 16 Chestnut

San Francisco-based cloud messaging app company Slack Technologies, has signed a lease for space at 16 Chestnut in downtown Denver. 16 Chestnut is a joint project between East West Partners, Invesco Real Estate and Gensler architects. The 19-story, 410,000-square-foot building is adjacent to the light-rail station at Chestnut Place and 17th streets. According to job advertisements posted on LinkedIn

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Global Satellite Company Expands its Presence in Boulder

Boulder will become a new vital hub of communication for space to cloud analytics company Spire Global Inc.  The new, nearly 25,000-square-foot space, located at 1050 Walnut Street in Boulder, will be the largest of Spire’s five global offices, and will serve as a key hub for developing Spire’s enterprise products and to support the company’s expansive partnerships.

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Environs Residential Rental Community in Westminster Sells for $82M

DENVER – Environs residential rental community located at 3323 West 96th Circle in Westminster, has sold for $82 million. Dan Woodward, David Potarf and Matthew Barnett with CBRE represented the seller, Seagate Associates, LLC, of San Rafael, California. The buyer, San Francisco’s Hamilton Zanze, purchased the property in a sale that closed Aug. 31, 2018, attracted to

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VF Corporation to Occupy Entire 10-Story LoDo Office Building

DENVER — VF Corporation, a global leader in branded lifestyle apparel, footwear and accessories, has selected 1551 Wewatta Street in Denver’s LoDo for its new global headquarters. VF signed a 12-year lease in the building and will occupy the entire 10-story, 285,000-square-foot building owned by Bentall Kennedy, a leader in sustainable investment and management practices. With a

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Lean Construction Offers Solution to Effects of Labor Shortage

DENVER — According to the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America’s 2018 Workforce Survey, 63 percent of Colorado firms report that projects are taking longer than anticipated and 59 percent of firms indicate costs are higher than originally anticipated as a result of staffing challenges. To alleviate these issues, lean construction practices focus on “the holistic

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