955 Bannock Mixed-Use Project Welcome to the website for the 955 Bannock construction project! We are pleased to provide information about the project and any road closures associated with it. Learn More Project Updates Contact Us Address 955 Bannock Street, Denver, CO, USA Contact 303-986-4555 Working Hours Mon - Fri 7:00 am – 9:00 pm What is it? 152,000 sf, 97 units 12-story, Type I, High-rise Construction Est Completion Dec. 6th, 2024 Leasing Information Check Back Soon! Project Updates Our goal is to keep the surrounding community informed and up-to-date on the project timeline, as well as any potential traffic impacts. We also have resources available to help anyone who has questions or concerns about the road closure or construction. Please feel free to explore the site and contact us if you have any questions. Thank you for your interest in the 955 Bannock construction project. 955 Bannock Weekly Site Update No new road closures to update for 955 Bannock for the week of 01.21.25 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure No new road closures to report for 955 Bannock for the week of 01.13.25 955 Bannock No new road closures to report for the week of 01.06.24 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure No new road closures to report for the week of 12.30.24 for 955 Bannock St. Have a Happy and Safe NYE! 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure No new road closures to update of the week of 12.16.24 for 955 Bannock St. 955 Bannock St weekly road closure update No new road closures to update for 955 Bannock for the week of 12.10.24 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure Update No new updates for road closures at 955 Bannock St for the week of 12.02.24 955 Bannock St Road Closure Update No new road closures to update for 955 Bannock St for the week of 11.18.24 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure Update No new road closures to update for 955 Bannock St for the week of 11.11.24 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure No new road closures to update for 955 Bannock for the week of 11.04.24 955 Bannock Weekly Road Closure No new updates for 955 Bannock road closures for the week of 10.28.24 Road Closure update week of 10.22.24 We will have our southbound bike and drive lane closed Monday 10.21.24 for concrete operations. Contact the 955 Bannock Team Name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! Multi-Family Experts With more than 180 multi-family projects under our belt, Pinkard knows more about multi-family construction than any other contractor in Colorado. Learn More See Projects

The Irving Project Updates Welcome! This page will be updated regularly over the course of construction with project updates and answers to your questions. Thanks for letting us be your neighbor! Learn More Project Updates FAQs Contact Us Address 3270 W Colfax Avenue Contact 303-986-4555 Working Hours Mon - Fri 7:00 am – 9:00 pm What is it? 102 units of affordable housing. Est Completion Fall 2025 Leasing Information English / Espanol Frequently Asked Questions What is being built here? The Irving at Mile High Vista is a new, all-electric apartment building in West Denver. The Irving features affordable lease rates for studios, 1- 2- and 3-bedroom homes. Projected to open in late 2025, apartments at The Irving are reserved for households earning 20%-80% of the area median income (AMI). The site is close to parks, schools, shops, the Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Branch Library and other community services. The developer, Urban Land Conservancy, guarantees affordability for The Irving for at least 99 years through its community land trust. Is this building related to the luxury apartments being built across the street? No. I am interested in living at this future apartment complex, how do I join an interest list? Learn more about the building and join the interest list at ULC’s website: English: urbanlandc.org/irving-mile-high-vista Spanish: urbanlandc.org/irving-mile-high-vista-es How long will construction last? Construction will begin in spring 2024, and the building is projected to open to residents in late 2025. Where will my dog poop if the vacant lot is gone? The site has accommodated occasional dog walks over the years. But with active construction, local pups will have to find another location for their bathroom breaks. Can I go onto the construction site to see it up close? For your safety and the safety of others, unless you’re escorted by a Pinkard Construction employee, you may not enter the site at any time. Who is building it? The property owner and developer is Urban Land Conservancy, a nonprofit real estate company providing affordable housing and affordable nonprofit spaces in the Denver metro area for 20 years. The builder is Pinkard Construction, a Colorado general contractor specializing in ground-up, renovation, construction management and design-build projects. Will this affect library parking? The number of the library’s parking spaces on its property will remain the same. Other adjacent parking spaces that were privately owned will no longer be available to patrons as library overflow parking. Are there job opportunities with this construction site? Yes. Please visit pinkardbuilds.com/careers to learn more. For safety reasons, the construction trailer on-site is not open for walk-in job seekers; please consult the website. Will there be noise? The City and County of Denver’s allowed construction hours are between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. on weekdays, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends. Residents and library patrons can expect construction activity and associated noise during those times. Will this affect bike parking? Library bike parking will remain the same. Please use only designated bike parking spaces, as bikes obstructing construction or locked to construction fencing may be removed. Project Updates Our goal is to keep the surrounding community informed and up-to-date on the project timeline, as well as any potential traffic impacts. We also have resources available to help anyone who has questions or concerns about the road closure or construction. Please feel free to explore the site and contact us if you have any questions. Thank you for your interest in The Irving at Mile High Vista. Cold Construction This week, we will form the second-level slab in the north and finish grading soil in the south. Later this week, expect trucks to arrive with heaters and tenting material to prepare the site for cold weather work. Please exercise caution while navigating around these deliveries, as the roads may be slick. No concrete pours are scheduled this week, but expect partial blockage of the eastern private drive on February 3rd and 4th when we pour the northern half of the second level. Be prepared to follow our crew's directions during this time, as there will only be one traffic lane around the pump. New Year, New Building Welcome to 2025! As we head into the new year, we will be taking our building vertical. This week, we will pour the concrete beneath the lobby space and prep the remaining building footprint to finish the parking garage slab. Please be patient with our crews as they guide you safely past the concrete trucks lining the eastern private drive during these pours. In the next few days, expect to see supports peeking over the site fence in preparation for the second-level slab. We are excited to grow this year and appreciate your understanding. Dirt in the Drive As we start covering the foundations, numerous trucks will unload soil outside our site fence in the eastern private drive. This dirt will be moved onto the site throughout the week to begin preparation work for our first concrete slab on the west. Please pay attention to the workers who will guide you safely past the heavy equipment and material. Continuing Column Construction The remaining columns for the structure are peeking over the fence this week. Work is focused on the southern half of the site as reinforcement and concrete are placed. Please use caution when passing the unloading trucks in the eastern private drive. As usual, the crane is constantly moving material and heavy loads overhead. Do not be alarmed by the loud whistles during these times; this is simply a safety measure for our crew. Filling Up There is constant movement on site as we import soil to cover the foundations on the west and continue building footings in the south. Core walls are going vertical for the stairs and elevator. Concrete trucks will be positioned along the eastern site fence but will not impede traffic through the private drive. Underground utilities are being installed through the center of the site. There will be multiple trips between the material dirt lot to the west of Irving and the site. Please follow the instructions of the flaggers, as they will guide you safely around the loads. Thanksgiving Week For the first half of the week, we will be forming and pouring the footings along the eastern edge of the site. A small concrete pump truck will be parked along the fence in the eastern private drive. Please pay attention to the flaggers who will safely guide you around the equipment. Due to the holiday, the site will be closed on Thursday and Friday. We wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving! Starting the Southern Substructure The electric line has been relocated, and we can resume foundation work. Beginning to the east and moving south, crews are working on digging and placing concrete foundations. We will have large trucks importing dirt and long flatbeds carrying foundation materials. Please exercise caution and patience as these trucks navigate to their designated delivery space. As the crane unloads the deliveries, you may hear loud whistles from the site. Do not be alarmed; this is a safety precaution to alert workers of overhead loads. Foundations and Relocation This week, we will complete the foundations and columns in the northern half of the site. Workers will start digging in the southern portion to prepare the foundations and complete the building footprint. On Wednesday, November 6th, Xcel will be relocating a power line from within our site to the private drive to the east. As a result, the power in the Del Norte building will be turned off from 8 AM to 4 PM on that day to ensure worker safety. We appreciate your patience and understanding as Xcel completes this work. Constructing Columns This week, we will be going vertical. Concrete columns are currently being formed and poured in the northwest corner of the site. As a result, there will be concrete trucks maneuvering into the site entrance, which may cause temporary pauses in traffic. Once again, there will be large loads suspended from the crane, leading to loud warning whistles. Please do not be alarmed, as this is solely a safety precaution for our construction crews. Footing Phase The newly erected crane is transporting material for our concrete footings. Please be assured that no loads will be suspended above the public. While the crane moves material overhead, do not be alarmed by the loud whistles inside the site, as this is a safety precaution for the workers below. As we establish a delivery routine, expect multiple large trucks maneuvering around the site throughout the day. Please respect the directions given by the workers as they are ensuring your safety. We appreciate your understanding and patience. The Crane is Coming We will be installing our tower crane this Friday and Saturday. For your safety, we have a couple of parking spots blocked off in the surrounding area. Please follow the signs and do not park here for these two days, as the trucks need these spaces to turn. Periodically, we may block the private drives while we unload equipment from trucks and help them maneuver this tight space. We appreciate your patience as we install this massive piece of equipment. Increased Activity Foundations have begun. We will also be finishing utility work in both surrounding private drives, so expect increased movement along the edges of our site. Our crane installation will be at the end of next week (9/27-9/28). For your safety, we will be closing the northernmost spots of the library parking lot. To replace the cordoned-off spots, please use the (5) marked Pinkard spots to the south on 9/27 and 9/28. As activity increases, please watch for workers crossing Irving to get to the site from the western dirt lot. Contact the Irving Team Name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! Multi-Family Experts With more than 180 multi-family projects under our belt, Pinkard knows more about multi-family construction than any other contractor in Colorado. Learn More See Projects

Newsroom Share Share Share Pinkard Selected to Renovate Historic Machebeuf Hall at Loretto Heights Campus The 75-year-old building is slated to become the Loretto Heights Community Center. Read More Filter By Topic Filter By Market Reset Pinkard Breaks Ground on Phase III of The Edge Learn More Pinkard Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments Learn More Pinkard Appoints Thomas Alford as Chief Operating Officer Learn More Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main Learn More Our Latest Videos Pinkard Commits to Building a Welcoming and Inclusive Industry Learn More Pinkard Construction is committed to building a more welcoming and inclusive industry in Colorado, by signing the AGC's Culture of Care Pledge and implementing the CARE principles that focus on hiring and paying based on skill and experience, creating an inclusive workplace, and removing barriers to advancement. Button Button More News Select Topic Button Button Pinkard Appoints Thomas Alford as Chief Operating Officer Read More Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast Read More Pinkard Hosts Second Annual Cornhole Tournament Supporting Mental Health Read More The Value of a Pinkard Internship Read More Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main Read More World Mental Health Day 2024 Read More Pinkard in the News: Dave Ruddy Talks to CBS About Construction Suicide Prevention Week Read More Pinkard Helps Pull Off Surprise for Denver Film's Biggest Fundraiser Read More Case Studies Select Topic Button Button Pinkard Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments The project delivers 151 fully-electric apartments to South Denver. Read More Project Rewind: Minoru Yasui Plaza Twenty Years Later This summer marks twenty years since Pinkard Construction completed one of our all-time great adaptive reuse projects: the renovation of Minoru Yasui Plaza. Read More Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park The goal is to reopen the community water park in time for a partial summer 2025 season. Read More Project Rewind: Keeping Costs Down So Astroscale Can Zap Space Trash in Style A complicated renovation. A challenge to keep costs low. A beautiful outcome. Read More We're Hiring! Pinkard supports, develops, and keeps its talent close to home. See Our Culture Apply Today! Subcontractor Partners Our work is only as good as the trusted subcontractors that work with us Prequalify Today! See Projects

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 Breaks Ground on Phase III of The Edge 2024-12-19 Learn More Pinkard Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments 2024-10-28 Learn More Pinkard Appoints Thomas Alford as Chief Operating Officer 2024-11-26 Learn More Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main 2024-10-21 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

We Build Better Pinkard is a Colorado construction company specializing in ground-up, renovation, construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC), and design-build projects for over 60 years. Learn More Work With Us What's New Pinkard Selected to Renovate Historic Machebeuf Hall at Loretto Heights Campus Read More More News Partner Better. Plan Better. FRAME BETTER! Read More See Website Featured Project Bay Aquatic Park Phase IV Read More More Projects Our Expertise We build senior living, affordable housing, multi-family, recreation, municipal, and commercial projects. Our Markets Our Projects What Our Clients Say Affordable Housing Client "[Your Team] had the foresight and directive to solve conflicts before they became larger issues, really managing the owner and architect to make effective decisions to make this project an overwhelming success!" See The Project #PinkardPeople Commit. Attract. Retain. Empower. Our People are our greatest asset. Staffing Strategy See Leadership Services Ground Up. Renovations. Big. Small. We Do It all! Our Services See Projects Our Approach Partner, Plan, BUILD. Our approach puts YOU in control. Learn More Case Studies Subcontractor Partners Our work is only as good as the trusted subcontractors that work with us. Prequalify See Projects We're Hiring! Pinkard supports, develops, and keeps its talent close to home. Our Culture Apply Today! Featured Project Thrive/Holden Street Apartments Read More More Projects Get in touch! Are you ready to build better? Send us a message, and we will connect you with our team. Continue

Willoughby Corner Pinkard Construction, a leading affordable housing contractor, broke ground today on Willoughby Corner , a 400-unit affordable housing development in Lafayette, Colorado. The project is a collaboration between the Boulder County Housing Authority (BCHA), the City of Lafayette, Pinkard Construction, Norris Design , and HB&A Architects . The first homes, 63 affordable ADA-accessible apartments for adults age 55 and over, will be ready for move-in as early as fall 2024. The first phase also includes 129 affordable multi-family homes and a community center. Learn More Project Updates More information Est Completion Phase 1: Fall 2024 What is it? 400-unit affordable housing development in Lafayette, Colorado Contact 303-986-4555 Leasing Information Check Back Soon! Working Hours Mon - Fri 7:00 am – 4:30 pm Learn More Pinkard Tops Out $80,000,000 Willoughby Corner in Boulder County Read More Pinkard Breaks Ground on 400-Unit Affordable Housing Development Read More Willoughby Corner Receives Approvals to Begin First Phase Construction Read More Project Updates Our goal is to keep the surrounding community informed and up-to-date on the project timeline, as well as any potential traffic impacts. We also have resources available to help anyone who has questions or concerns about the road closure or construction. Please feel free to explore the site and contact us if you have any questions. 120th & Emma Street Closure The full closure of 120th Street from the north side of Flagg Drive to just north of Emma Street has started today, 9/9. This closure is expected to last approximately 10 weeks. All public traffic connecting between Emma Street and 120th Street / Flagg Drive is being detoured down Canterbury Drive. We ask that you please use slower speeds and extra caution when traveling on Canterbury as crews are still working in the area. Private residential access on 120th will remain open during this closure. Anticipated Closure on 120th Street We are anticipating a full closure of 120th Street from the north side of Flagg Drive to just north of Emma Street starting 9/9. This closure is expected to last 10 weeks. During this time, traffic connecting between Emma Street and 120th Street / Flagg Drive will be detoured down Canterbury Drive after it reopens on 9/6. Residential access on 120th will remain open. Emma Street Update Emma Street continue to be closed to thru traffic between S Burlington & 120th Street. Peak to Peak school traffic can still utilize the temporary road exiting North from the school to access Emma Street or use Canterbury Drive exiting East from the school to access 120th Street. This closure is expected to remain in place until 9/6 when Canterbury & Emma will reopen to all public traffic. May 30th Closure on Emma Street Road work on Emma Street is officially set to begin next week on May 30th. Emma Street will be closed between Canterbury Drive and 120th Street starting this day. Motorists looking to connect between Emma and 120th will be detoured down Canterbury Drive. We kindly ask that you please use extra caution when traveling on Canterbury Drive as construction crews will be active in the area on both sides of the road. Emma Street Closure - Update The planned closure of Emma Street has been delayed and the new date is currently TBD. We well continue to provide updates as the exact new closure date becomes more certain. Thank you! Planned Closure on Emma Street Based on our current schedule, a planned closure of both lanes on Emma Street between Canterbury Drive and 120th Street is set to begin next week on April 23rd. During this closure, Emma and 120th will be connected using Canterbury Drive. With heavy equipment and many crews working in the area on both sides of the road, we kindly ask that you please use extra caution when traveling through the construction site. Thank you! We're Hiring! Pinkard supports, develops, and keeps its talent close to home. See Our Culture Apply Today! Subcontractor Partners Our work is only as good as the trusted subcontractors that work with us Prequalify Today! See Projects Contact the Willoughby Team Name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! Affordable Housing Experts Pinkard draws on the expertise gained from more than 80 affordable housing projects across the Colorado Front Range. Learn More See Projects

Pinkard Breaks Ground on Phase III of The Edge 2024-12-19 Share Share Last week, on a sunny December morning, developers, residents and members of the community broke ground on the capstone phase of The Edge affordable apartments community in Loveland. Held on site, the ceremony included remarks from project and funding partners, as well as Loveland Mayor Pro-Tem Jon Mallo. The Edge Phase III is the third and final chapter in the Edge Apartments story, once again uniting the owner-architect-contractor partnership of Loveland Housing Authority (LHA), OZ Architecture and Pinkard Construction. Expected to be completed in early 2026, the 52,170 square foot expansion will add three new 3-story buildings containing 66 new units, complementing the 139 apartments constructed in the previous two phases and bringing the total development to 205 units. Featuring a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, the new units will serve households with incomes from 30% to 60% of the area median income. “There are a lot of special things about this campus, from creating permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless veterans in Phase I, to adding studio units to Phase II that allowed us to house young adults coming out of foster care,” said Jeff Feneis, Executive Directors of the Loveland Housing Authority. “We're really excited to get the team back together, with Pinkard Construction and OZ Architecture, and to complete construction of The Edge campus with these last 66 units.” Pinkard President Tony Burke echoed those sentiments: “More than a decade after we started planning on Phase I, we are delighted to once again return to The Edge and finish what we started with two of our strongest longtime partners: Loveland Housing Authority and OZ Architecture.” Completed in 2016, Phase I of The Edge consisted of an 82,000-sf ground-up facility with 70-units of affordable housing for working families and survivors of the 2012 High Park Fire and September 2013 floods, plus permanent supportive housing for homeless veterans. Completed in 2021, the 80,000-sf Phase II added another 69 affordable units for working families. The campus also contains a clubhouse, urban gardens, tot lot, walking trails, and open space, with immediate access to the neighboring business park, retail, and professional services. All three phases are designed and constructed to meet Enterprise Green Communities Criteria. Project financing includes Low Income Housing Tax Credits and municipal and private funding from sources that include Wells Fargo, Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA), Colorado Division of Housing (CDOH), and Loveland Housing Development Corporation (LHDC). As the demand for new affordable housing in Loveland continues to grow, LHA is excited to add these 66 new units to our community’s affordable housing inventory when Phase III is completed. Phase I of The Edge Apartments Learn More Affordable Housing Construction See Projects Multi-Family Construction See Projects Ground-Up Construction See Projects Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Appoints Thomas Alford as Chief Operating Officer 2024-11-26 Learn More Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main 2024-10-21 Learn More Pinkard Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments 2024-10-28 Learn More Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast 2024-10-16 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 Appoints Thomas Alford as Chief Operating Officer 2024-11-26 Share Share Pinkard Construction is excited to announce the appointment of Thomas Alford to the position of Chief Operating Officer. Alford joined the organization in October and is transitioning into the role as current COO, Blake Chambliss, prepares to retire in spring 2025. Alford comes to Pinkard with over 30 years of experience in the construction industry. His breadth of experience includes delivering dozens of large, complex and unique projects ranging from life science, higher education, laboratory and healthcare to high-rise office, multi-family and hospitality. Past clients include corporations, nonprofits and various levels of government across the United States. Said Pinkard President, Tony Burke, “We are thrilled to have Tom on board. His experience in diverse vertical markets, work acquisition and, of course, operations make him an ideal fit for Pinkard.” Alford’s appointment comes after a month's long search. Says Burke, “Tom is aligned with Pinkard’s mission to bring exceptional service to our clients, and he’s committed to Pinkard’s team-based culture. His experience will help us take the next step in our evolution.” For his part, Alford is excited to utilize his talents for growth and development at Pinkard. “Sure, growth in the sense of revenue is great,” said Alford, “but I am really invested in the growth of the people around me and creating opportunities for them. Pinkard’s employee-owned structure gives our people tremendous possibilities to chart their own destiny.” Pinkard’s focus on top-quality self-performance work was also a draw for Alford. “We are in an industry constrained by labor, so having the ability to control large scopes of work and guarantee clients that manpower is important,” said Alford, “It’s also a great vehicle to recruit from. It could be the person you just hired as a laborer or apprentice carpenter could one day be a project manager, superintendent, executive.” Alford says he’s learned a lot over his career and he’s looking forward to pairing his insights with Pinkard’s momentum. “Pinkard’s poised for growth. Most of the places we want to go, I’ve been there at least once in my career, and I can apply some lessons learned and make growth a smooth process. And I want to make sure we’re having some fun doing it.” Founded in 1962, Pinkard Construction is celebrating 62 years of high-quality construction along Colorado’s Front Range. In its third generation of leadership, Pinkard is completely employee owned and committed to exceptional service for our clients and the greater Colorado community. With specialties in affordable housing, senior living, multi-family, office, recreation and higher education, we promise to Partner, Plan and Build Better on every project. Learn More Tom Alford, Chief Operations Officer Connect Our Team Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments 2024-10-28 Learn More Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast 2024-10-16 Learn More Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main 2024-10-21 Learn More Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park 2024-10-11 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 Finishes Krisana Affordable Apartments 2024-10-28 Share Share Pinkard Construction is celebrating the completion of the Krisana Apartments complex in Denver. Developed in partnership with Kentro Group, Lexton McDermott, and Lewis Himes Associates, and located on former site of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) headquarters in southeast Denver, the four-story, 162,000 square foot, $30 million complex features 151 units of deed-restricted, affordable housing. Consisting of 21 studio, 71 one-bedroom, and 59 two-bedroom apartments, the apartments will be available to residents who earn up to 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), with an upper limit of $49,260 in annual gross income for a single-person household or up to $70,320 for a four-person household. Amenities include Energy Star-rated appliances, central air conditioning, laundry facilities, a fitness center, courtyard, social room, and secured bike storage area. Thanks in part to funding from the City and County of Denver through the New Building Electrification Pilot Program, a part of the Energize Denver Electrification Program, the Krisana Apartments are 100% electric-powered. The project’s massive wood framing scope was self-performed by Pinkard Frameworks, a recently established in-house division that offers detailed project assessments and on-site supervision to prevent conflicts and cascading issues that stop construction progress for redesigns. “Krisana was a huge success and proof of concept for Pinkard Frameworks,” says Framing Manager Dan Harris. “Thanks to our team’s proactive corrections in both the preconstruction and construction phases, based around hands-on collaboration with all overlapping trades, we were able to complete 120,000 square feet of framing in just three and a half months.” Challenges included working on a tight site with zero-lot lines on two sides, adapting to evolving design changes, and working with Xcel Energy to overcome substantial transformer shortcomings to meet the all-electric building’s needs. “The Pinkard team has done an amazing job overcoming some extraordinary obstacles to keep this challenging project in-budget and on schedule,” says Construction Manager Joe Revielle. “Superintendent Matt Gabriel masterfully managed relationships with subcontractors and stakeholders. Everyone went above and beyond to deliver a first-rate building that exceeded client expectations.” “We are thrilled to finish another high-quality affordable housing project and add to our growing list of fully electric buildings,” says Pinkard President Tony Burke. “The Denver Metro Area is sorely in need of housing that is both affordable and built for our energy future, and we look forward to seeing the impact Krisana has on fostering a more equitable and sustainable community.” Learn More Dan Harris, Wood Frame Manager Connect Anthony Burke, LEED AP, President Connect Joe Revielle, Construction Manager Connect Krisana Affordable Apartments Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Pinkard Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main 2024-10-21 Learn More Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park 2024-10-11 Learn More Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast 2024-10-16 Learn More World Mental Health Day 2024 2024-10-10 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 Completes Rehabilitation of Village on Main 2024-10-21 Share Share Pinkard Construction has completed work the $8 million rehabilitation of Village on Main Apartments, formerly known as Village Place Apartments, located on Main Street in downtown Longmont. Partnering with the Longmont Housing Authority (owner/developer), Rosemann & Associates (architect), and Artaic Group (owner’s representative), Pinkard participated in design charettes with residents and the owner/design team to ensure resident programming needs were met. Pinkard’s preconstruction efforts included providing tax credit funding assistance, design-assist solar electrical input, and ultimately incorporating all owner wish list items into the existing budget. Scope of work on the 68,000 square foot, 10-month project included top-to-bottom unit upgrades, common area and exterior improvements, the replacement of boilers, through-wall air conditioners, and electrical meters, plus demolishing an abandoned solar hot water system to allow for a new 165kw roof-mounted ballasted solar photovoltaic system. Pinkard also replaced finishes, plumbing fixtures and lighting, roof membranes, and upgraded several units to meet current UFAS Accessibility standards. The project also met EGC sustainability standards for creating a healthier environment for residents and includes updated fixtures to reduce energy and water usage. To minimize disruptions to the residents during this occupied renovation of all 72 units, the work was conducted on a “rolling occupancy” basis, with 13 units updated at a time, requiring the coordination of temporary resident relocations. Some intriguing challenges included minimizing water shutoff durations during new boiler installation and working with the owner/design team to find the most effective solutions for minimizing electrical outages associated with electrical system upgrades. Through Pinkard’s careful budgeting, they were able to accommodate late client add-ons—such as redoing more than half of the building’s siding and replacing the already-installed corridor carpeting to a more durable and aesthetic option—while finishing in budget and on time. “It was such a pleasure to renew our relationship with Longmont Housing Authority with such a successful project, not to say it was without its challenges,” says Pinkard President Tony Burke. “Renovations like this always reveal unforeseen circumstances, but we were really grateful to have such a strong team in LHA, Rosemann, and Artaic to overcome all those obstacles and meet our project goals.” Learn More Affordable Housing Construction See Projects Senior Living Construction See Projects Occupied Renovation Construction See Projects Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast 2024-10-16 Learn More World Mental Health Day 2024 2024-10-10 Learn More Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park 2024-10-11 Learn More Pinkard Hosts Second Annual Cornhole Tournament Supporting Mental Health 2024-09-17 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

Jose Amaya Interviewed on Construction Trailblazers Podcast 2024-10-16 Share Share For over six decades, Pinkard Construction has earned a named for itself as one of Colorado's top builders. One way we've done that is through staying loyal to the people who work for us and community we serve. On a recent episode of the Construction Trailblazers podcast, Pinkard's Chief Business Development Officer Jose Amaya explains just that. In the episode, fittingly titled "Staying Local, Staying Loyal: How One Company Attracts and Retains Top Talent," Jose talks with host Samantha C. Prestidge about Pinkard's culture of work-life balance and our commitment exclusively serving the Front Range of Colorado — both of which help ensure that our teams go home to their families every night. Elsewhere in the interview, Jose discusses Pinkard's specialty in building affordable housing and our thoughtful approach to client relationships and project decisions, in addition to sharing his personal insights on balancing family life while maintaining a fulfilling career in the construction industry. Listen to Construction Trailblazers: Paving the Way to Excellence here or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn More Jose Amaya, Chief Business Development Officer Connect Our Team Learn More Careers Apply Today! Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park 2024-10-11 Learn More Pinkard Hosts Second Annual Cornhole Tournament Supporting Mental Health 2024-09-17 Learn More World Mental Health Day 2024 2024-10-10 Learn More Pinkard in the News: Dave Ruddy Talks to CBS About Construction Suicide Prevention Week 2024-09-12 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

Renovations Get Underway at Broomfield's Bay Aquatic Park 2024-10-11 Share Share As the summer pool season comes to a close, construction is now underway at Broomfield’s Bay Aquatic Park. The $10 million “Phase IV” renovation project for the City and County of Broomfield includes the removal and replacement of the primary leisure pool, family slide, body slides, and slide plunge pool, along with the addition of deck space, shade structures, and a new mechanical building. Pinkard was the original general contractor for Bay Aquatic Park when it was first built in 1991, making it one of the first community water parks in the Denver metro area. After 30 years of use, the facility was in need of renovation due to age, condition, and updated health and building codes. In 2022, BHA Design, Inc. and their team, including aquatics architect Counsilman-Hunsaker, were selected to design the project. After funding was secured, Pinkard was awarded the project this past February. The original Bay Aquatic Park upon completion in 1991. Just weeks after closing for the Bay for the season, Pinkard Construction has already completed demolition and is currently in the excavation and site grading phase of the project. Working under an aggressive winter construction schedule, the goal is to reopen Bay Aquatic Park by early July, to ensure a partial summer 2025 season . When the project’s site constraints necessitated that construction vehicles be routed through the residential neighborhood located to the southeast, Pinkard and Broomfield officials devised an outreach plan that proactively engaged the affected residents. In addition to instituting strict hours and speed limits for construction vehicles in the neighborhood, enforced by ample signage and monitoring, City and Pinkard representatives are holding regular “Info Table + Free Coffee” events in neighboring Highland Park where residents can ask questions about the project and air concerns. “We want to be good neighbors,” says Broomfield CIP Manager Brian Graham. “While residents are understandably not thrilled with the construction traffic, many have expressed appreciation for us taking the time to listen to their concerns and for our efforts to mitigate construction impacts. Once soil export and import wraps up this month, the number of trucks entering the neighborhood will reduce significantly for the duration of the project.” For the latest info on the Bay Aquatic Park renovation, Broomfield residents can find project updates, upcoming “Info Table + Free Coffee” dates, and a live camera view of the site at: broomfieldvoice.com/thebayrenovations Learn More Pool and Natatorium Constuction See Projects Recreation Construction See Projects Bay Aquatic Park Phase IV Learn More Share This Story Share Share More News Sort By Topic Reset World Mental Health Day 2024 2024-10-10 Learn More Pinkard in the News: Dave Ruddy Talks to CBS About Construction Suicide Prevention Week 2024-09-12 Learn More Pinkard Hosts Second Annual Cornhole Tournament Supporting Mental Health 2024-09-17 Learn More The Value of a Pinkard Internship 2024-09-09 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