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Himmelman Construction is awarded new projects…

October 2007

Himmelman Construction was recently selected as the contractor on the expansion project at the Redemptoris Mater Seminary for the Archdiocese of Denver. Himmelman Construction has worked with the Archdiocese of Denver on a number of projects over the years. This project is especially exciting as the lead design architect is from Rome and is teamed with a local architectural firm, Larson Architects.

Redemptoris Mater is Latin for "Mother of the Redeemer." The $3 million, 11,000 square foot project will serve the Archdiocese of Denver to form priests for the New Evangelization, because the Archbishop can decide to send any of the priests ordained from this seminary to serve in another part of the world, should another bishop in greater need ask him. Currently, the seminary has students from fourteen different nationalities and three continents--Europe, America, and Africa.

The new facilities will be a great improvement for the life of the seminary.

Himmelman was also awarded Phase 2 of the Vail Christian High School after the successful completion of Phase 1 last spring.  The $7 million building will include a performing arts auditorium, indoor facilities, and a gym for the athletic department.

Himmelman Construction is a third generation family owned general contractor and construction manager bringing building solutions for community projects such as churches, schools, and recreation centers as well as small offices, retail, and high tech facilities.

 

 

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Himmelman Construction gives back to the community …

January 2007

Himmelman Construction is working with Mount Evans Hospice on their new $700k Administration Building.  Himmelman is donating their time and expertise to the job.  They also held a fundraiser on behalf of the center last summer.   

“It is important for me and our employees to be able to give back to our community.  Mount Evans Hospice is a wonderful organization that helps so many people; this is just our way of thanking them,” states, Barry Himmelman, President. 

Himmelman Construction is a third generation family owned general contractor and construction manager excelling in preconstruction and construction services for community projects such as churches, schools, and recreation centers as well as small offices, retail, and high tech facilities.

 

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Himmelman Construction announces new hires…

March 2007

Scott Edwards, joins Himmelman Construction as a Project Manager.  He spent the last 8 1/2 years working with Edios Architects where he worked on a number of different church projects.  He will be working on the Redemptoris Mater Seminary for the Archdiocese of Denver. 
Additional staff includes Stephanie Roberts, project administrator and office coordinator and John Hyre, safety officer. 


The following have joined the project supervision team at Himmelman Construction over the past year; Niel Wilson, Pat Nevin, Jerry Dewitt, and Ryan Hevener. 

Himmelman is proud of their longstanding relationships in the Denver construction market.  They are a third generation family owned general contractor and construction manager excelling in preconstruction and construction services for community projects such as churches, schools, and recreation centers as well as small offices, retail and high tech facilities.

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Himmelman Construction completes several projects …

February 2007

Himmelman Construction has recently completed an 8000sf facility for Adams County – combining administration and maintenance operations.  The facility will serve the South Park Trail district. 

They also wrapped up the 4Seasons Car Wash in Aurora and are currently working on two more facilities. 

The Lakewood Car Wash is off of Kippling will be completed next month and an addition and remodel to an existing station in Denver off of Leetsdale will be completed early summer.   

Himmelman Construction recently celebrated their 50th anniversary and enjoy working on community projects of all types. 

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Himmelman Construction to complete the new Breckenridge Building Center...

January 2008

The new Breckenridge Building Center is scheduled for completion March 2008. The retail building was originally designed as a 26,000 square food wood construction building. After value engineering the project, Himmelman Construction converted it into a pre-engineered metal building, saving the owners approximately $1 million, while maintaining the rustic wood construction appearance.  

The building has been mentioned by Chief Buildings as the Building of the Year.

Himmelman Construction has been working through a rough winter, yet has successfully remained on schedule.

Himmelman Construction Inc., a third generation, family-owned construction management and general contracting firm, has evolved into one of Colorado's premier construction firms specializing in community projects since 1955.

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Himmelman Construction awarded $3.4 million church project

February 2008

 

Himmelman Construction has been contracted to build Our Father Lutheran Church in Centennial. New construction will begin in March of 2008, and will include a preschool expansion, a classroom addition, a new entry, and a sanctuary remodel. The church and preschool will remain open and fully operable during the construction phase.

Himmelman will team up with Eidos Architects on the project. The pair has a long-standing relationship and is currently in the finishing stages of two churches: Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Westminster and Calvary Episcopal Church in Golden. These two projects will be completed in November.

 

Himmelman has also recently completed four other projects: Kyffin Elementary School, which consisted of a bathroom remodel and electrical upgrades; Dakota Ridge High School Temp Relocation, in which Himmelman relocated 17 temporary classrooms; Leetsdale Car Wash in Denver; and a remodel and elevator addition to Mount Evans Hospice.

Himmelman is proud of their longstanding relationships in the Denver construction market.  They are a third generation family owned general contractor and construction manager excelling in preconstruction and construction services for community projects such as churches, schools, and recreation centers as well as small offices, retail and high tech facilities.

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Himmelman Construction Completes additions to Holy Trinity Parish Hall in Westminster

February 2008

 

Himmelman Construction recently completed a $2.5 million gymnasium designed to accommodate full court volleyball and basketball, food service, and school/church assemblies and events. Holy Trinity is a private, Catholic K-8 school and church with 250 students in attendance.

The 11,236 square foot gymnasium addition includes a full-service kitchen, bathroom facilities, a state-of-the-art sound system, and translucent windows and skylight. The addition is identifiable by two distinctive 34 foot aluminum crosses on the north and south elevations.

Himmelman Construction and Eidos Architects have collaborated on the Evergreen Lutheran Church, and are currently in the design phase of Our Father Lutheran and Grace United Methodist Churches. 

Himmelman is proud of their longstanding relationships in the Denver construction market.  They are a third generation family owned general contractor and construction manager excelling in preconstruction and construction services.

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The new gymnasium & performing arts center at Vail Christian High School

April 2008

Himmelman Construction is completing the final phase of Vail Christian High School in Edwards, Colorado. The $6.3 million project will soon open its doors to students as well as Vail’s own, Gracious Savior Church.

Himmelman Construction worked closely with Davis Partnership to complete this 61,239 square foot project in two phases. The first phase included classrooms and administrative offices, while the second phase consists of a gymnasium and fine arts facility.

The building was designed to complement Colorado’s majestic mountain setting. Completing construction in the high country during winter is always challenging; however, the Himmelman team will finish this project on time and within budget.

Himmelman Construction is proud of their longstanding relationships in the Denver construction market.  They are a third generation family owned general contractor and construction management firm that excels in preconstruction and construction services for community projects such as churches, schools, and recreation centers as well as small offices, retail and high tech facilities.

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Himmelman Construction completes addition to Redemptoris Mater Seminary

August 2008

Redemptoris Mater Seminary is an 11,000 SF addition to an existing seminary located at the John Paul II center. Himmelman Construction teamed up with Larson Architects to complete the second phase of the building which includes marble finishes, a chapel surrounded by a glu-lam beam roof structure, and a 100 foot tall bell tower. Breath-taking gold-leafed aluminum crosses adorn the bell tower and chapel.

The building was originally designed by a European architect who also worked on the first phase of the project. Himmelman Construction and Larson Architects worked on the established design together in order to develop creative solutions to some very complex design challenges.

The design of the bell tower structure required erectors to work at upwards of approximately 100 feet. Expert skill and scrupulous safety measures were employed. The highly skilled and competent, Steel Fabricators erected the tower seamlessly.

Safety is Himmelman Constructions’ number one priority and as such, not only this task but the entire project was completed without a single safety accident.

The design of the glu-lam structure also posed some interesting challenges; however, these challenges were met with inventive solutions. The formal chapel design utilized a two-story structure consisting of glu-lam beams and structural decking. This proved to be a challenge because each member of the octagon structure was supporting the other. In efforts to ensure the highest quality product and to save time, the entire structure was built on the ground and then hoisted into place. Even the seminaries came out to watch this momentous event!

In addition to these design challenges, the construction team flawlessly coordinated the installation of products imported from Spain.

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