Sitting next to Empower Field, with the best view of downtown Denver, is the new 1919 Mile High Apartment complex. There, our crew installed a variety of work, including, a drive area, sidewalks, curb & gutter, stairs, walls, and a wheelchair ramp.
Originally the Republic Plaza renovation project called for precast benches and planter walls. General contractor, The Weitz Company, requested that we submit numbers for a cast-in-place installation. After the designer and the owner looked at other benches that Colorado Hardscapes had
Lone Rock Foundation is the non-profit organization behind the new, Lone Rock Retreat in Bailey, Colorado. This educational resort was designed for deserving educators across America to reflect, reconnect and reenergize. A combination of educational training facilities, wellness center, lodge, and
At the Flatiron Marketplace Apartments, located off Flatiron Crossing Dr. and the Denver-Boulder Turnpike, Colorado Hardscapes had the opportunity to install the pool deck, retail plaza, and multifamily courtyard. In total, we placed 18,828 sq. ft. of flatwork in both broom
The Rye Sobo Apartments in Broadway Park incorporates 2,800 SF of decorative flatwork and 8,400 SF of uncolored sidewalk. Working with PDG and BrightView, we integrated a specialty scoring pattern into the Sandscape around the building. Moreover, we achieved the different colors using
McGregor Square, an urban multi-use facility, now sits adjacent to Coors Field on Wazee and 19th Street. The general contractor, Hensel Phelps, asked Colorado Hardscapes to install several components on the project. Our crew did an excellent job integrating the following: Polished benches, Capitol
The Storyrock Rammed Earth Walls constructed by Progressive Hardscapes, perfectly resemble the ancient and modern style of the neighborhood. Our sister company, Progressive Hardscapes worked with Storyrock Home Development, HRD Construction, and Land Resources Project Management to install these four beautiful Rammed Earth walls. You can find the sign
The Charles Schwab Lone Tree Campus phase #3 project began to transpire back in 2018. Decorative concrete was placed on the main entry into the building and surrounding drive areas. The general contractor, Mortenson Company worked with Colorado Hardscapes to install
The Denver Art Museum renovated its formerly known North Building, now called Martin Building, in order to adapt to the growth of visitors and expansion of programs. As of February 2020, Colorado Hardscapes completed the Kemper Courtyard portion of the reconstruction.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation along with the Rotary Club and Arapahoe County Open Space were all funding partners for this all-inclusive park in Aurora. Designed by Urban Play Studio, the park suits all kids, no matter their physical capabilities or limits. In
