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Client Need:
Concrete paving is very prominent on this project, and the designers needed to be sure that the finished product met all of their specifications for the high profile center of the Stapleton Redevelopment. The hardscapes needed to integrate with real stone in the city center and lend consistency and beauty to the rest of the walkways, patios and plazas along the street.
Solution:
CHI walked the property and worked closely with designers to determine their needs. Because the CHI team invented the Sandscape Texture™ finish we were able to install it to the quality necessary.
Results:
Colorado Hardscapes worked with both Mortenson and Saunders on different sections around the Stapleton Town Center, including paving for patios and sidewalks along 29th Ave. Black banding and special "V" saw-cuts distinguish special areas along 29th Ave. Near the water features at the town center real stones were integrated into Colorado Hardscapes' exclusive Sandscape Texture™ around the perimeter. The Visitors Center features a multi-colored Micro-Top® floor.
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General Contractor:
Mortenson and Saunders Construction
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Landscape Architect:
Nuszer Kopatz and EDAW
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Stone Design:
Artscapes
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Completed:
February 2004
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29th Avenue and Roslyn
Denver, CO
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