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     · The Denver Business Journal - Real Estate Quarterly Article - April 27th to May 3rd issue

 

      

 

·  Sun Valley Tree Planting Ceremony

During his annual State of the City Address on July 12, 2006, Mayor John Hickenlooper announced

his goal to triple the number of trees in the city of Denver. To accomplish this plan, one million trees

will need to be planted over the next twenty years. 

 

Tree planting at Sun Valley

 

To initiate the campaign, the mayor looked to the Sun Valley neighborhood. It was decided that one-

hundred trees would be planted in the community on Friday September 15, 2006. This tree planting

was the beginning of a widespread effort throughout the city.

 

The work of digging holes, planting the trees and spreading mulch was done by high school students

from around the world. As a service project, attendants of a Peace Jam conference held in Denver,

did the dirty work.

 

Tree planting at Sun Valley

 

Peace Jam is an international effort to connect Nobel Peace Laureates with youth in an attempt to

encourage the next generation towards peace. The tenth anniversary brought youth and former

Laureates, such as the Dalai Lama, to Denver as the largest gathering of former Peace Prize winners

in the United States ever.

 

Tree planting at Sun Valley

 

The tree planting went very well as the students and volunteers from Denver University and The Park

people oversaw the action. Hopefully the newly planted trees will grow for years to come and provide

shade to those in Sun Valley.

 

Tree planting at Sun Valley

 

For more information about the mayor’s plan to plant 1 million trees in Denver, please visit

 

www.theparkpeople.org.

 

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From the HUD/AIA:

Community Building by Design for Blake Street Flats.

 

Blake St. Flats

 

The Colorado Office of Energy Management and Conservation awarded Colorado Energy Champion awards to Chris Parr and Wayne Taunton for high performance design in a new facility to achieve energy efficiency, environmental quality and cost savings.

 

Both DHA employees attended an award ceremony at the Governor’s Mansion on September 15, 2006, along with over 70 other awardees to receive this honor.

For more information on Rebuild Colorado, visit www.colorado.gov/rebuildco.

 

 2006 Award of Merit – Best in the West.Presented by The Premier Building Show and Builder Magazine to Integral Properties and Humpries Poli Architects in recognition of excellence and value for Blake Street Flats.Best Affordable Project – 30 Units/Acre or more

 

Curtis Park

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In 2002 the National Excellence in Construction Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. was awarded to Pinkard Construction for the renovation of Thomas Connole Apartments.

 

Eagle Award


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