As the owner, RMCS, sought to create a distinctive streetscape in the new development on the east side of Louisville. They engaged the services of the PCS Group to design the landscape and hardscape elements of the project. Both RMCS and
In 2017, Goldsmith Metropolitan District searched for someone to build DTC (Denver Tech Center) a water feature memorial for one of their longest-working General Managers, Doug Scott. Today, you can find this water feature/memorial on the northwest side of the Belleview
The AAA Headquarters Water Feature was a huge success in many ways. The president of AAA came to our showroom with both Swinerton Builders and EUA. They had a set budget for a water feature in the lobby needing to be
Ouray Hot Springs decided to remodel their legendary hot springs. They brought on DHM Design to help them with their vision. One element they wanted to tie in was the culture of rock climbing in the area. DHM worked with Colorado
At the Otra Vez Cantina, off of 16th St, you’ll find amazing Mexican cuisine, specialized drinks, and a blend of modern and traditional Mexican décor. During the construction of the cantina, by request of Jordy Construction, we installed several rock wall
Though we did not install any decorative concrete to this project, Foothills Mall remains a significant part of Colorado Hardscapes’ journey. While putting together the larger feature, we proved our expertise in water feature mechanics and problem-solving. Thanks to our in-house
Johnson Habitat Park is part of a larger vision of restoring the riverfront along the South Platte River. DHM Design created a landscape design which both educated and inspired park-goers to learn about Colorado, nature and the river. Therefore, they included
ECI originally came to Colorado Hardscapes for this project seeking value engineering ideas for a 12-14 foot tall stacked stone wall. Additionally, the City wanted a rock wall to encompass their new playground while keeping natural to the Colorado landscape. Hence,
Once a bustling airport, the Stapleton redevelopment now flourishes with new life; thanks to GC, Mortenson Construction and Landscape Architect, Dig Studio. Redesigned into mixed-use developments, Conservatory Green embraces the suburban location and lifestyle. The design began with visions of Colorado’s
Early in the design discussions about the redevelopment of Denver Union Station, Colorado Hardscapes participated in budget discussions. Making sure to set the right expectations for the water feature. As time went by, the relationship strengthened with Kiewit due to these
