The Concourse A West expansion projects will provide an additional 12 gates (17 bridges, 5 swing gates) with 5 International Nodes. Concourse A West increases the airport footprint by 130,000 sf. Included in the concourse expansion, A West will include an additional 14 new hold rooms for passengers and 10,000 sf of additional concession space. […]
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This new state-of-the-art recreational facility featured a tournament gym in the center that included two high school basketball courts, four youth basketball courts, and four volleyball courts, all with sprung athletic wood floors. A net was placed around the courts to separate them from the walk/run track. Within the courts, four quadrant nets section off
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Associated General Contractors (AGC) ACE Industry Award–2023 Jack Mincher People’s Choice Award Associated General Contractors (AGC) ACE Industry Award–Bronze Award for Best Building Project, General Contractor ($10-$40 Million) Colorado Association of Libraries (CALCON) Awards–Innovative Spaces Award The library and innovation center was designed to have prominent water themes inside and outside the building. The water
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The Freyer-Newman Center was designed by Davis Partnership and completed in May 2020. The new 50,000-square-foot projectserves as a museum for botanic art and science with two levels of underground parking. The multi-faceted structure includes art studios and classrooms, galleries, an auditorium, a library including a rare books room, laboratories for research as well as
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The addition serves primarily as office space for the Town’s Planning Services Department, with some space allocated to its Finance Department. Moving these functions into the addition freed up significant space in the original building for other departments to move into, with room for all to grow. The interior is very open and light, with
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The Avenir Collections Center is a state-of-the art collections facility that houses the Museum’s 4.3 million specimens and artifacts. On February 14, 2014, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science opened an award-winning five-level addition on its south side. This civic and educational project is a 120,000-square-foot, five-level addition to the museum that is aiming for LEED Platinum certification. The addition will serve a
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The Visitors Parking Garage includes shoring on three sides, two of parking below grade and roof deck parking for a total of 316 parking spaces, all topped by a 20,000 square-foot green roof. Entry and Exit is possible at both the east and west sides. At the top level is the Welcome Pavilion for the
The Visitors Parking Garage at Denver Botanic Gardens includes shoring on three sides, two levels of parking below grade, and roof deck parking. The garage has access on both the east and west sides of the structure. The garage provides 320 parking spaces, two restrooms, and an elevator. The top deck contains the Welcome Pavilion
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The project involved demolition and reconstruction of a single-story, pre-engineered, steel structure built in 2002. The construction includes two exhibition halls of approximately 22,000 SF each, and 7,239 SF of connected office and conference space, a full-service kitchen, restrooms, security offices, and central data/fire command for the campus. The Arena & Pavilions project was about
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2003 Associated General Contractors of Colorado ACE 1st Place Project of the Year $20 – $40 million The new three-story-high glass Leprino Family Atrium was constructed on the west side of the museum, with features that include a rooftop sky terrace and four huge perforated aluminum rings that divide the space into functional areas. High-performance
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