Santa Fe Convention Center Tops Out

The 262,000-sq-ft, $61-million Santa Fe Convention Center topped out on Nov. 21 with a party hosted for the public on the corner of Marcy and Grant streets in Santa Fe. The building was designed in Pueblo Revival Style with sustainable elements by Fentress Architects of Denver and associate architect Spears Architects of Santa Fe.
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Taylor Kohrs Completes Work at Centennial Corner

Denver general contractor Taylor Kohrs recently announced the completion of two new buildings at Centennial Corner, a retail development at East Arapahoe Road and Lima Street in Centennial. Full Story >>

Nolte Associates Honored with Kennecott Land 2007 Sustainable Contractor Award

Kennecott Land, a leading builder of enduring, sustainable communities, announced Nolte Associates as a winner of its Second Annual Sustainability Awards. The awards recognize builders and contractors for outstanding achievement in practicing and following sustainable building practices. The winners were selected from 10 builders and 19 contractors working for Kennecott Land. Full Story >>

FMI Market Forecast: No Downturn in Nonresidential Construction in 2008

FMI Corp., management consultants and investment bankers to the construction industry, announced last week that the “Construction Outlook: Fourth Quarter 2007” is now available. FMI’s outlook for construction in 2008 has been revised slightly downward since the third quarter, but certain segments such as nonresidential and nonbuilding will remain strong, the report states. Full Story >>

Taxi Wins DU Real Estate Expo’s Project of the Year

Taxi 2 continues to excel, with the recent announcement it was awarded the DU Real Estate Expo’s “Project of the Year Award,” an honor that closely follows the Mayor’s “Density by Design” award, presented to Taxi 2 in the fall. Full Story >>