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2017 Excellence In Construction Awards for BRS Recreation Centers

The Eaton Area Community Center and Moorhead Recreation Center take top honors from the Associated Builders & Contractors Rocky Mountain Chapter.
ContinueDENVER, CO, [October 24, 2017] – Last Friday night, Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture (BRS) was honored to attend the annual Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) Excellence in Construction (EIC) Awards Ceremony where two of our construction partners were recognized by the Rocky Mountain Chapter of ABC for their commitment to safety and outstanding quality in construction. As the top projects in their category, both are now eligible to compete for honors at the national level.
Eaton Area Community Center – FCI Constructors (FCI)
Top honors in the $10-25 Million Institutional category went to the Eaton Area Community Center, which was also named the Design/Build Project of the Year for 2017. Completed in June by FCI Constructors, the new multigeneration community recreation center to serve the Eaton, Colorado area is designed with future expansion in mind and boasts an activity for every age.
The 63,000 square foot facility includes a large multi-use community room with adjoining stage, classrooms, catering kitchen, child-watch, a gymnasium with spectator seating, group fitness, weights and fitness equipment, walk/jog/run track, and a natatorium with a leisure pool, waterslide, interactive play features, beach entry, warm water spa, lazy river and recreational lap lanes.
Moorhead Recreation Center Renovation – Pinkard Construction
The recently completed Moorhead Recreation Center in Aurora, Colorado shared top honors in this category with the 2nd place Excellence in Construction Award. BRS collaborated with Pinkard Construction and the City of Aurora to transform the 30-year old Moorhead Recreation Center into a facility that promotes health and wellness, provides a safe place for students after school, and offers the community a place to gather and connect.
The 26,000 square foot renovation includes a gymnasium, community room, fitness spaces, locker rooms, teen room and party/babysitting room, and an updated exterior to promote pedestrian connectivity and create a safe entry and exit point for patrons. Our in-house Quality Assurance Leader, Zach Bisek, joined the Pinkard construction team to accept the award for the center that truly promotes community, wellness, and connectedness.
Honoring our commitment to design places that bring people together, BRS is proud to continue a long tradition of award-winning collaborations with our clients and partners in design and construction. By engaging citizens and stakeholders with our combined expertise, we can create facilities that further their goals for building healthy and vibrant communities.
Thank you to all who have helped turn these community visions into reality!
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About Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
Through a fun, passionate and people-inspired process, Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture designs lively, purposeful buildings and places that draw people together. Earning more than 95 design awards, BRS has completed projects for more than 225 communities in 42 states across the U.S. With offices in Denver and Dallas, the firm is dedicated to designing places that build community, including recreation facilities, wellness and active-aging centers, field houses, aquatic centers, park structures, ball fields, clubhouses, water parks, resorts, libraries, city halls, cultural centers, and related facilities and master plans.
Contact:
Rebecca Lavezzary
Director of Marketing
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
rebeccalavezzary@brsarch.com
303.455.1366
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Posted on October 24, 2017 at 11:50am
MCRC wins CPRA Columbine Award

CPRA recognizes Montrose Community Recreation Center with a Columbine Award
ContinueDENVER, CO, [October 6, 2017] – Last night the Colorado Parks and Recreation Association held an awards banquet at their annual conference to recognize Colorado leaders in best practices and creativity in design, innovation, and programming for parks and recreation.
The newly opened Montrose Community Recreation Center was honored with a Columbine Award for New Facility Design for responding to the needs of the community. The new 80,000 square foot center features indoor leisure and lap pools, the largest competitive pool on the western slope, three gymnasiums, a large family game area and children’s indoor play area, a second level fitness area, and a 2-level run/walk/jog track that includes a flat section, hill track and stair track running around the facility.
Image courtesy of Montrose Recreation District
BRS Principal, Keith Hayes and Kenny Shepherd of Haydon Building Corp were on hand to accept the award on behalf of the team and celebrate with our client Ken Sherbenou from the Montrose Parks & Recreation Department. Watch the video below for more highlights from the awards ceremony.
Video by Montrose Recreation District
Congratulations to the entire team for making this project a success for the community!
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About Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
Through a fun, passionate and people-inspired process, Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture designs lively, purposeful buildings and places that draw people together. Earning more than 75 design awards, BRS has completed projects for more than 200 communities in 40 states across the U.S. With offices in Denver and Dallas, the firm is dedicated to designing places that build community, including recreation facilities, wellness and active-aging centers, field houses, aquatic centers, park structures, ball fields, clubhouses, water parks, resorts, libraries, city halls, cultural centers, and related facilities and master plans.
Contact:
Rebecca Lavezzary
Director of Marketing
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
rebeccalavezzary@brsarch.com
303.455.1366
brsarch.com
Posted on October 6, 2017 at 10:00am
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