This Cherry Hills private residence achieved the look of luxury by applying uncommon colors and finishes to the property. Working with Shaw Construction, we installed a 70’x14′ swimming pool/waterfall connecting to a 19’x14′ spa, two form-finished columns, and 1,000 SF of Sandscape flatwork. Inside, we placed 4,305 SF of polished floors and polished another 2,149 […]
Working with general contractor, Boots Construction and Interior Architect, Acquilano, we helped the client, Healthpeak Properties achieve the look of their dream office with the use of Bomanite Modena. Pre-Con As Acquilano Interior Architecture developed finish plans for the tenant, they brought us in to discuss options for the polished concrete flooring in a substantial […]
Taking the normal placement of concrete and using a steel trowel on it two to three times.
Applying liquid chemicals to concrete floors to alter the color.
Using a series of diamond discs to create a very smooth, abrasion-resistant, exposed sand-finished concrete floor. May include aggregates varying in size from Salt & Pepper polished to Deep Grind polished.
An overlay the thickness of a credit card. Available in any color. Troweled smooth and sealed as a finished surface.
A high-end cement-based terrazzo material flooring option for interior overlays with the thickness of tile (⅜” thick). Modena can include seeded aggregates, glass, or other material and is customizable to almost any color or look.
Known for its immense luxury and beautiful location, The Grand Apartments highlight the Union Station neighborhood. We accepted the opportunity to incorporate uncolored troweled floors into the lobby of this apartment complex. Coupled with these beautiful floors lay laminated wood strips, complementing the aesthetic of the rest of the building. By collaborating with Shears Adkins […]
Colorado Hardscapes was proud to be apart of the Gaylord of the Rockies Hotel and Convention Center located in Aurora, CO. This job included both interior and exterior work along with several pool decks.
The lobby for the Dairy Block building, design by Shears Adkins Rockmore, called for a dark, matte finish flooring. Modena, also known as cementitious terrazzo, created that premium finish. To achieve the Matte finish itself grinding stopped at 200 grit and sealed with a penetrating sealer. Zinc divider strips created the pattern on the floor. […]
