The Town Center at Highlands Ranch is located on a 20.1 acre site and includes 118,000 s.f. of retail space in three buildings. This project was designed to stand the test of time and look and feel like an old time New England town square complete with bollard and chain fencing. This project also includes a 98,405 s.f., 2-story parking structure for 273 cars. Saunders completed the tenant improvement services for Bed Bath and Beyond, the Tattered Cover Bookstore and Red Rocks Credit Union.
The redevelopment of the outdated and underused Southglenn Mall will transform this once fully-enclosed regional mall into an energetic and eclectic outdoor “lifestyle” or “mixed use” experience. Filled with shaded walkways and public spaces, The Streets at Southglenn have been designed to provide urban convenience in a suburban setting. Existing retail anchors, Sears and Foley’s (Macy’s) will remain the dominant anchors for this redevelopment, and both stores anticipate staying open throughout construction. The Streets at Southglenn will feature 571,000 s.f. of retail space consisting of gourmet natural foods market, a movie theater, bookstore, European bistros, sidewalk cafes , and unique women’s and men’s apparel. As a true mixed-use development, The Streets at Southglenn also include over 600,000 s.f. of residential space was well as 150,000 s.f. of office space. Structured and below grade parking will provide convenient access to the desired destinations.
Rogers-O’Brien Construction completed restoration of “The Women’s Museum” for The Foundation for Women’s Resources, a private nonprofit organization located in Austin, Texas. The restoration won considerable recognition from a multitude of associations and from the state, including the Dallas Preservation Achievement Award, the Texas Building Branch-AGC Outstanding Construction Award, the QUOIN Summit Award and the ABC Excellence in Construction Award. The facility, built in 1910 as the State Fair Coliseum, now serves as a national museum focused solely on the historical achievements and contributions of women. Rogers-O’Brien was called upon to renovate the existing building (approximately 70,000 square feet) and to restore the facility’s fountains and other unique elements. Innovation programs intertwined throughout many areas of the restoration project in cooperation with the U.S. Parks Department and the Dallas Landmark Commission, and the Texas Historic Commission.
Saunders Construction completed this new, single story, 276,000 s.f. distribution center for Coors in just seven months. The facility was constructed with the thermally superior ‘Thermomass” tilt-up insulation system. With 262,700 s.f. of refrigerated storage, not only is it the largest of its kind in Colorado, but the project has the heaviest concrete tilt-up panel ever erected in the State. The center has 41 truck docks, 4 rail doors, and allows Coors the flexibility to streamline its distribution process so that products can be delivered more quickly to its suppliers.