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This 94-acre project features not only 70+ stores but more impressively, 7 of Colorado Hardscapes’ products. If you’re not a shopper, a visit to DPO is still worth the trip just to check out the play area.
This 94-acre project features not only 70+ stores but more impressively, 7 of Colorado Hardscapes’ products. If you’re not a shopper, a visit to DPO is still worth the trip just to check out the play area.
Working with Galloway, we constructed the Briargate water feature with four different types of concrete. Additionally, it has a light acid wash finish. Built with the same method as our Sedimentary Walls, the bowl has lifts of concrete and rocks between
You know you’ve been around a long time when you start updating and replacing your own work twenty-something years later. I2 Construction headed up the project and brought Colorado Hardscapes on board to replace the front entry and back pool deck.
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
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
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
The owners and architects of the Streets at SouthGlenn wanted to replicate the ambiance of old-world fountains in ancient cities. Working closely with Colorado Hardscapes, the architects designed extremely large concrete fountain bowls. To prevent damage from freeze-thaw, chemicals and coins, therefore,
