Pinkard provided expert construction services for Anglers All on the Anglers All - The Boathouse project. Anglers All - The Boathouse Littleton, CO, USA Anglers All 3000 Sq. Ft. Ground-Up, Retail Anglers All, a long-standing fly fishing shop located in Littleton added an additional building to their campus called The Boathouse. The project was a Design-Build project which included demoing an existing single family residence and installing a new 3,000 SF pre-engineered building as a fly fishing showroom. The project included full water and sanitary tie-ins at Santa Fe Drive. It also included paving, new concrete flatwork and utility patches. Related Ground-Up Construction See Projects Design-Build Construction See Projects Similar Projects Select Market Select Type Select Features Select Project Value Tags Reset Jacoby Meadows Senior Apartments Affordable Housing, Senior Living Learn More South Metro Fire Station 15 replacement Public Projects, Ground Up, Public Safety Learn More The Irving at Mile High Vista Tight Site, Ground Up, Affordable Housing, Multi-Family, Non-Profit, Ground-Up, Tight site, Multi-Family Housing Learn More akin Golden Triangle Multi-Family, Market-Rate, Ground-Up, Tight site Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

The 75-year-old building is slated to become the Loretto Heights Community Center. Pinkard Selected to Renovate Historic Machebeuf Hall at Loretto Heights Campus 2025-01-17 Share Share Denver nonprofit group Commún has selected Pinkard Construction to renovate the 39,000 square foot Machebeuf Hall on the Loretto Heights campus. The announcement came as part of a press conference celebrating the award of a $20 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, which included remarks from community members and the likes of Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, Denver Councilman Kevin Flynn, and Colorado Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet. “ We came together because we knew we could do this and find a new path where we could all thrive,” said Comm ú n co-founder Margaret Bugger in her remarks . “A large part of this is a sense of belonging, and we hope you feel that you belong when you come here. May this community center be a place where we come to share our challenges, where we bring our strengths, and where we celebrate joy.” From Left to Right: Danielle Short, Interpreter; Senator Michael Bennett; Martha Lopez, Commún Co-founder; Council Member Kevin Flynn; Denver Mayor Michael Johnston; KC Becker, EPA Region 8 Administrator; Senator John Hickenlooper; Aleshay Garcia, Climate Organizer at Commún; Margaret Brugger, Commún Co-Founder; Andrea Savage, Commún Co-Founder Slated to become Loretto Heights Community Center , the 75-year-old, two-story Machebeuf Hall renovation project will include a major retrofit of the existing mechanical system, a commercial kitchen renovation, development of a new dining hall and food bank, a coffee shop, classrooms and activity rooms for things like ESL and yoga classes, a small business incubator, a community garden, and office buildouts for various social services and community groups. Community and social services programming is expected to include childcare, a grocery store, and mental health services. “Our entire team has been captivated by this project,” said Pinkard president, Tony Burke. “The builders in us are excited for the technical challenges ahead. The historians in us are excited to honor a beautiful piece of Colorado history by giving new life to Machebeuf Hall. And as members of this community, we are thrilled to be a part of creating this important, special space that means so much to so many.” Interior renovations on this former cafeteria and student union building are the primary scope of work and will also include an extensive program to protect existing architectural features that include stained glass, a statue of the Virgin Mary, intricate woodwork and metalwork detailing, terrazzo tile, and vintage all-natural linoleum flooring. Pinkard was selected following a four-phased CM/GC procurement process that included a complete, transparent 30% construction document estimate. A phased construction start is anticipated for March 2025 and will include owner-contracted abatement, an intensive discovery phase, and interior demolition. The anticipated construction budget is $27.6 million. Pinkard will collaborate with owners' representative Collective Potential and Anderson Mason Dale Architects to finalize construction documents. This project is being designed with a large focus on sustainability, community input, and a goal of Zero Carbon Certification . The facility is also designed to operate as a disaster refuge, capable of feeding and housing people while keeping the lights on in the event of a power grid failure and maintaining indoor air quality in the event of wildfire smoke. In addition to the newly awarded funding from the Environmental Protection Agency, funding for the project partially comes from grants from Denver’s Office of Economic Development & Opportunity and The Gates Family Foundation. Founded in South Denver in 1891 by the Sisters of Loretto, Loretto Heights College began as Loretto Heights Academy, a Catholic elementary and secondary school for girls. The campus later evolved into a teaching college for women, then a four-year women’s college, and eventually a full, multi-program and multi-gender university. The 72-acre Loretto Heights school campus closed in 2017 after 126 years in operation. The site is home to a series of beautiful brick structures, some marked on the National Historic Register, as well as a cemetery for the original Sisters of Loretto. These existing amenities have all been incorporated for enhancement within the new development plan, which includes the current Machebeuf Hall project. Pinkard Construction has been building community enriching projects across Colorado’s Front Range for over 60 years. We focus on providing our clients with an exceptional construction experience by fulfilling our promise to Partner, Plan and Build Better on every project. Learn More Adaptive Reuse Construction Learn More Renovations and Additions See Projects Our Projects Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Pinkard provided expert construction services for Christian Living Communities on the Clermont Park project. Clermont Park Denver, Colorado, USA Christian Living Communities 60,000 Sq. Ft., 64 Units Senior Living, Multi-Family Housing, Commercial Kitchen, Structural Steel Superstructure, Masonry, Skilled Nursing, Addition, Occupied, Renovation, Assisted Living This is a major, four-phased, occupied facility renovation/addition to a retirement community campus. The main components are as follows: Phase I – A 20,000 sf gut and renovation of the 2nd floor of a 4-story independent living wing to convert it to 32 units of assisted living. Work includes a new structural steel and masonry exterior elevator; demolition and reconstruction of the loading dock; two new patios; low voltage systems for nurse-call, patient wandering, and fire systems; and standard institutional finishes. The renovation also includes complete new MEP systems, including new electrical service, and through-wall PTAC units. The existing MEP systems run throughout the entire occupied 4-story structure, requiring careful coordination with building management and residents to prevent disruptions to the facility. Phase II – A 3,600 sf renovation of an assisted living area to create a skilled nursing area to temporarily house the residents displaced during Phase III. Work includes a major utility relocation to bypass main distributions affected by Phase III; new lounge and dining areas, a beauty salon; and construction of a new connector walkway. Phase III – The new 18,000 sf Town Center structural steel and masonry addition provides a new entry, new dining facilities, meeting areas, a gift shop, offices, a medical suite, and a 165-piece, full commercial kitchen expansion that doubles its square footage. Other work includes MEP tie-ins to the existing facility, extensive glazing, a new circular drive area, and site work, plus all utilities and building systems for Phase IV. A new 42,000 sf, 2-story, 64-unit, skilled nursing building includes new basement with laundry; community kitchens and dining rooms; new porte-cochere entry. MEP includes heat pumps and all tie-ins. A major construction challenge was the conversion to a single electrical service for the entire east campus. This work involved the demolition of the mechanical plant and utility service entries and an intricate plan for minimizing disruptions to the facility. Phase IV – A 103,000 sf, the new 4-story independent living building will be constructed following the demolition of the existing 2-story structure currently occupying the site. Construction will include community kitchens and dining areas, a chapel, courtyard upgrades, and all tie-ins to the existing structure. Each of the 71 units will have individual heat pumps. This phase will also include extensive stormwater quality features, including porous landscape detention and the construction of a 76,800 cubic foot underground stormwater detention vault, which will be located below the main access road into the property. "I can only say just positive, wonderful things about my experiences with Pinkard. I was so impressed over and over and over again. I couldn’t be happier." Senior Living Client "I can only say just positive, wonderful things about my experiences with Pinkard. I was so impressed over and over and over again. I couldn’t be happier." Senior Living Client " I would pick Pinkard to work with again over anybody else I’ve worked with, mainly because of communication and asking questions. A lot of contractors, if the drawings aren’t completely clear, they’ll just guess instead of getting it built right. The product is better when you’ve got that communication. It takes a lot more time and effort on everybody’s part, but you end up with a better product." Architect Related Senior Living Construction See Projects Multi-Family Construction See Projects Renovations and Additions See Projects Similar Projects Select Market Select Type Select Features Select Project Value Tags Reset Jacoby Meadows Senior Apartments Affordable Housing, Senior Living Learn More Capstone at Centerra Senior Living, Multi-Family Housing, Affordable Housing, Wood Framed, Ground Up, Memory Care, Assisted Living Learn More Sloan's Lake Care and Rehabilitation Major Building Systems Retrofit, Structural Renovation, Rehab/Therapy, Skilled Nursing, Commercial Kitchen, Renovation Learn More The Audrey Senior Affordable Housing Senior Living, Affordable Housing, Multi-Family Housing, Wood Framed, Masonry, Post-Tensioned Concrete, LIHTC, Ground Up, Independent Living Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Pinkard Construction to replace Fire Station 15 for South Metro Fire Rescue Authority. Construction to conclude in 2024. Pinkard Awarded South Metro Fire Station Replacement, Starts Construction 2023-10-12 Share Share Pinkard Construction has been awarded the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority's Fire Station 15 replacement construction project. The project will replace Station 15, which is located at 2702 E Dry Creek Road in Centennial. The proposed design is approximately 12,000 square feet with two stories consisting of three apparatus bays, six sleeping rooms, a day room, a kitchen, a dining room, offices, a fitness room, and support areas. "We are thrilled to have been selected for this important project," said Tony Burke, President of Pinkard Construction. "Our team has extensive experience in constructing public safety and municipal projects, and we are committed to providing the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority with a facility that helps them better serve the community." The construction began in September 2023 and is expected to conclude in the summer of 2024. The design was completed in January 2023 by OZ Architecture. The project will provide a state-of-the-art facility for the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority to better serve the community. Pinkard Construction has a long history of constructing municipal projects in Colorado, with over 37 municipalities and authorities served. Burke says that this will mark over 250 Renovations/additions and Pinkard’s 95th municipal/public project. Rendering provided by OZ Architecture. Learn More Anthony Burke, LEED AP, President Connect Municipal Construction See Projects Ground-Up Construction See Projects South Metro Fire Station 15 replacement Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Kellstrom’s hiring was the culmination of a comprehensive search. Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Share Share Pinkard Construction is excited to announce the hiring of Eric Kellstrom as senior superintendent. Eric comes to Pinkard following a stellar field management career as a superintendent and senior superintendent for two large national construction companies who maintained a significant Denver-area presence. “We are ecstatic to add Eric’s great construction background and strong leadership skills to our field management team,” says Tom Alford, Pinkard’s chief operating officer. “Eric is a strong field performer with a proven history fostering relationships with subcontractors, clients, and fellow team members. He will be an important influence on our ability to move into new job markets and excel in providing quality, safety, and strong budget and schedule control to future projects.” With a bachelor’s degree in business from Miami (Ohio) University, Eric began his 25+-year career as a tract-home framer in Nebraska. Rapidly progressing into the role of resort-area custom home lead carpenter in Wyoming, he earned his master’s degree in construction management from Colorado State University. During his 17 years as a superintendent in the Denver metro area, Eric’s projects have ranged in size from $10 million to $600 million, covering a diverse group of projects from municipal, federal, high technology, and healthcare. As senior superintendent, Eric will be responsible for field management of large Pinkard projects, mentoring and career development of his younger coworkers, and will serve a strategic role in helping to win new work. Eric’s self-described strengths include an ability to build and maintain relationships, and collaboration with project teams to develop strong but flexible construction work plans. Problem solving, good communication, and creativity in the field are also important to Eric’s work style. “The more I looked into Pinkard’s reputation in the industry and its relationship-focused approach to construction, the more convinced I became that Pinkard and I would be a great fit,” says Kellstrom. “Pinkard is full of good people who are great business partners who take care of their clients and employees.” Kellstrom’s hiring was the culmination of a comprehensive search involving numerous qualified candidates and an in-depth cultural assessment to ensure a perfect fit for Eric and Pinkard. Learn More Our Team Learn More Careers Apply Today! Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Project Rewind: Innovation and Technology at South College Avenue Parking Garage 2025-04-08 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

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Pinkard provided expert construction services for Loveland Housing Authority on the Green House Homes at Mirasol project. Green House Homes at Mirasol Loveland, CO, USA Loveland Housing Authority 68,000 Sq. Ft., 90 Units Senior Living, Affordable Housing, Multi-Family Housing, Publicly Funded, Enterprise Green Communities, Wood Framed, Sustainable, LIHTC, Ground Up, Independent Living Pinkard collaborated with Loveland Housing Authority for a 60-unit independent/skilled nursing facility that is the first Green House project in Colorado. Patterned after the Green House Project, the homes were constructed on the Mirasol Senior Campus and consist of six independent homes, approximately 7500 sf containing ten private bedrooms. Each home has a central living, dining, and activity area for the elders to simulate an environment more closely related to their individual private homes. Each home features full time 24/7, professional skilled nursing care provided to the elderly residents, whichrequires each house to be licensed and construction approved by the Colorado Department of Health. Each building meets all traditional requirements for construction related to any skilled nursing facility in the State of Colorado. In addition to the independent homes, the project also includes a 2,800 sf administration building providing centralized management and administration to each home, including private offices for an administrator, director of nursing, and case managers. Related Affordable Housing Construction See Projects Senior Living Construction See Projects Multi-Family Construction See Projects Similar Projects Select Market Select Type Select Features Select Project Value Tags Reset Jacoby Meadows Senior Apartments Affordable Housing, Senior Living Learn More Krisana Affordable Apartments Affordable Housing, Multi-Family Housing, LIHTC, Sustainable, Ground Up, Mixed-Use, Wood Framed Learn More The Irving at Mile High Vista Tight Site, Ground Up, Affordable Housing, Multi-Family, Non-Profit, Ground-Up, Tight site, Multi-Family Housing Learn More Willoughby Corner Affordable Housing, Multi-Family Housing, Senior Living, Ground Up, LIHTC, Extensive Site Infrastructure, Photovoltaic, Sustainable Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

In our first edition, we spotlight Blake Chambliss, whose remarkable 40 years at Pinkard has seen him rise from a journeyman carpenter to Chief of Operations. Career Building Q&A: Blake Chambliss 2024-07-18 Share Share Construction is a huge industry with a multitude of career paths. With the Career Building Q&A , we ask some of Pinkard’s longest tenured employees to share stories, advice, and lessons leaned over their own career journeys. In our first edition, we spotlight Blake Chambliss, whose remarkable 40 years at Pinkard has seen him rise from a journeyman carpenter to Chief of Operations. How did you get started in construction? My father is an architect, and he introduced me to a home building contractor. We formed and poured foundations and driveways, framed and sided, and did all interior trim including setting cabinets and countertops. How did you come to Pinkard Construction? I had just moved to Denver and was working for a multifamily developer when I heard that Pinkard was hiring. I hired on as a carpenter and we were just coming out of the ground and doing the concrete frame on the Hyatt Regency hotel in the Denver Tech Center. Superintendent-era Blake (circa 1996) Tell us the play-by-play of your evolving roles and responsibilities at Pinkard. I started out as a carpenter in 1984, and soon moved up to carpenter foreman at a time when we were doing a lot of high-rise PT cast-in-structures. I was promoted to Assistant Superintendent in (1986) and worked on Harvard Gulch Rec Center, DirecTV Broadcast Center, Tropical Discovery at the Denver Zoo, and a couple others. In the early ‘90s I was promoted to Superintendent and did several tenant improvements, a train wash station in Alliance, Nebraska, and some renovations before doing the first of several recreation projects in Highlands Ranch, including both phases of the Westridge Recreation Center and the renovation of Northridge Rec Center. I built several tilt-up projects (boring, like watching paint dry) and was put on three projects to replace existing superintendents, one of those still only in the foundation phase. In 2004, I was promoted to Field Manager where I also managed the self-perform concrete when we were doing decks and cores, and we did some very impressive architectural concrete using Agilia, a self-consolidating concrete, on One Riverfront. I worked as a project manager to replace a departed PM and finish up West Metro Fire. Finally I was promoted to Construction Manager before being named COO in 2022. What have been some of your career highlights? I really enjoyed working on Westridge Rec Center. We had a great repeat client in Highlands Ranch and [architect] Sink Combs (now Perkins & Will), and it was really rewarding being involved in preconstruction and working with [structural engineer] Martin & Martin to make structural changes to facilitate the proper sequencing of steel, masonry, and concrete. The architectural concrete at One Riverfront was fun to do. We did several mockups using different form-plys and form release agents to get the desired end-product, and we even used a pump to pour the mock-ups—not because of accessibility but because we needed to exactly replicate how we were going to pour the final product. In-progress architectural concrete at ONE Riverfront What’s the biggest challenge you’ve had to overcome? Probably taking over the projects that were already behind schedule and getting them finish on time. Also, the water and rock challenges we had on a tilt project we did at 6th & Indiana. The soils report said no water or rock, but we ended up having to blast rock (Colorado blue shale) and install wells to keep the water out of the foundations. What’s was your most memorable project at Pinkard? There have been a lot of great days, but form setting and flying decks at the Hyatt Regency was super fun, even though we had to hear superintendent Leroy Jefferson yelling like a mad man all the time! What’s the best advice you ever received? When I worked at DSP Builders, a superintendent said, “You’ve got to have eyes out your ass, because as soon as you turn around someone will f#@& something up,” and that’s never been truer. You always need to be aware of what people are doing and that can only be done by continually walking the job with your eyes and ears open. What’s the worst advice you ever received? I don’t ever recall getting bad advice. There are always lessons to be learned, and a day without learning something new is a lost day. What’s your advice for people navigating careers in construction? Ask a lot of questions. Learn More Blake Chambliss, Vice President Connect Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Pinkard provided expert construction services for Hanson Health Holdings, LLC on the Landmark Memory Care project. Landmark Memory Care Lafayette, CO, USA Hanson Health Holdings, LLC 9,395 Sq. Ft., 18 Units Senior Living, Multi-Family Housing, Affordable Housing, Wood Framed, Ground Up, Memory Care Building One of a proposed three-building campus will be 9,395 sq ft and contain 18 memory care units in a single-story, wood-framed building. It will have a commercial kitchen, dining room, common areas and lobby. Heating and cooling will be accomplished using individual packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) units. The exterior is Manf stone veneer and stucco. Pinkard's value engineering efforts included mechanical system life cycle analysis for a $350,000 owner savings. The 2.73-acre site will require extensive infrastructure operations to build a road, roundabout and utilities. Related Healthcare Renovations and New Construction See Projects Senior Living Construction See Projects In-House Wood Framing See Projects Similar Projects Select Market Select Type Select Features Select Project Value Tags Reset Sloan's Lake Care and Rehabilitation Major Building Systems Retrofit, Structural Renovation, Rehab/Therapy, Skilled Nursing, Commercial Kitchen, Renovation Learn More Frasier Meadows Master Plan Senior Living, Recreation, Multi-Family Housing, Market Rate, Indoor Pool, Occupied, Ground Up, Renovation, Addition, Independent Living, Reahbilitation Learn More Banner NCMC ED Refurbishment Special Project, Healthcare, Emergency Rooms, Clinic, Occupied, Renovation Learn More Denver Health at VIDA Healthcare, Clinic, Ground Up Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Our biggest quality challenge was constructing the intricate, custom foliage patterning with the exterior porcelain brick. Porcelain Brick Quality Challenges 2022-03-14 Share Share On the Moorhead Recreation Center project, one of our biggest quality challenges was constructing the intricate, custom foliage patterning with the exterior porcelain brick. The brick is beautiful, but it tends to be very fragile. BRS's design came with an exact template showing where every brick should go. The challenge was to get the patterning exactly correct and not damage it. Ensuring Quality Brick Installation. To get the brick just right, JVS Masonry created half-scale mock-ups of a brick wall section, colored and numbered each brick location, then constructed the mock-ups under the watchful eyes of Pinkard, the City, and BRS. Once everyone agreed that the correct construction and quality approaches were understood and mastered, crews went to work on the real thing. In preparation for construction, JVS once again plotted the location and color of each brick. During construction, five different individuals took turns inspecting the installation every two hours. This result was near perfection. Everything line-up perfectly. Project Architect Jesse Sherr: “I think those guys did a great job with the porcelain brick. That material is probably one of the most challenging tasks and some of the best installed on that whole project.” As construction progressed under a very tight schedule, the team continued to face one demanding quality challenge after another. Construction Manager Blake Chambliss: “Pinkard had a tremendous number of quality/fit and finish responsibilities. We were working on a fast-paced schedule and at every turn, we encountered challenging details. The multi-purpose room ceiling clouds were a great example.” Learn More Recreation Construction See Projects Moorhead Recreation Center Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Pinkard provided expert construction services for Denver Health and Hospital Authority DHHA on the Wellington E. Webb Center for Primary Care project. Wellington E. Webb Center for Primary Care Denver, CO, USA Denver Health and Hospital Authority DHHA 75,000 Sq. Ft. Healthcare, Office, Isolation Rooms, Emergency Rooms, Clinic, Ground Up This new facility for Denver Health and Hospital Authority (DHHA) is a three-story medical office building on the main DHHA campus. It houses: Adult primary care facility Blood draw Coffee shop Dental clinic Denver Health Medical Plan clinic Kid's Care clinic La Mariposa Family Health Center Medical records Outpatient pharmacy Outpatient radiology satellite Due to site restrictions, the project was built in two phases. Phase I was the construction of the Center for Primary Care. Phase II was all remaining site work and parking. The structure is structural steel with masonry veneer, spread footers, a basement and slab-on-deck. Major utilities, including medical gas, tie-in via a prime underground utility tunnel linked to the DHHA central utilities plant. The Center for Primary Care medical office building features nurse call stations/low voltage communication systems, x-ray rooms with lead-lined walls, medical gas and specialized exhaust systems. Pinkard coordinated the installation of major specialty medical fixtures, and self-performed minor medical office fixture installation. Strict dust, noise and infection control measures were in place throughout construction, and included dust mitigation procedures and food and tobacco restrictions for all members of the construction crew. "Our mutual client, Denver Health, remains extremely pleased with this impressive facility and its impact on the community. We appreciate Pinkard Construction Company's on-time, on-budget, high quality delivery of the Wellington E. Webb Center for Primary Care." Healthcare Client "Strictly enforced Hospital safety policies and procedures, including food and tobacco restrictions." Healthcare Client " Delivered an on-time project with above-average quality." Healthcare Client "...excelled in the overall management of the project, including the implementation of required Interim Life Safety Measures, the control of dust and noise, and the maintenance of infection control barriers." Healthcare Client Related Healthcare Renovations and New Construction See Projects Ground-Up Construction See Projects About Us Learn More Similar Projects Select Market Select Type Select Features Select Project Value Tags Reset Sloan's Lake Care and Rehabilitation Major Building Systems Retrofit, Structural Renovation, Rehab/Therapy, Skilled Nursing, Commercial Kitchen, Renovation Learn More Frasier Meadows Master Plan Senior Living, Recreation, Multi-Family Housing, Market Rate, Indoor Pool, Occupied, Ground Up, Renovation, Addition, Independent Living, Reahbilitation Learn More Banner NCMC ED Refurbishment Special Project, Healthcare, Emergency Rooms, Clinic, Occupied, Renovation Learn More Denver Health at VIDA Healthcare, Clinic, Ground Up Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects

Pinkard Awarded Low-Income Senior Living Project in Longmont 2023-04-05 Share Share Pinkard Construction, a multi-family general contractor operating in Colorado for over 60 years, recently won the contract to work on Longmont Housing Authority (LHA)'s Village Place Apartments in collaboration with Rosemann & Associates . The project involves rehabilitating Village Place, a senior apartment building comprising 72 units. The building is approximately 69,000 sq ft and is located in historic downtown Longmont at 600 Coffman St. The rental housing development is currently occupied and serves income-qualified families whose incomes are below 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI). "Affordable housing is crucial for the well-being of our community in Longmont, and we are thrilled to partner with Pinkard Construction to revitalize Village Place Apartments," said Katie Pung, Housing Development Project Manager with the City and Longmont Housing Authority "LHA plans to submit a 4% non-competitive LIHTC application to CHFA, and we will rely heavily on Pinkard's expertise for those submittals, making this project possible." The scope of work planned involves exterior building, interior common and in-unit rehabilitation, landscaping improvements, and site work. Pinkard and Rosemann & Associates will help LHA evaluate and prioritize the scope of work while making any necessary adjustments to the plan. "We are committed to utilizing our expertise in occupied renovations to complete the Village Place project with minimal disruptions to the residents. Affordable housing is critical to the well-being of Colorado communities, and we are proud to be a part of this effort to provide safe and affordable homes for those who need it most," said Tony Burke, President of Pinkard Construction. To date, Pinkard has completed over 95 senior living housing projects, more than 80 affordable housing projects, and almost 200 multi-family projects, totaling $2.5 Billion worth of construction. Learn More Jose Amaya, Chief Business Development Officer Connect Affordable Housing Construction See Projects Senior Living Construction See Projects Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Beautiful 1899 Wynkoop Amenity Remodel 2025-05-29 Learn More Pinkard Carpenter Named Apprentice of the Year 2025-05-19 Learn More Pinkard Hires Eric Kellstrom as Senior Superintendent 2025-05-21 Learn More Pinkard Guest Lecturers Kick Off Inaugural DU Affordable Housing Program 2025-04-30 Learn More Load More Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Read Case Studies Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! See Our Services See Projects