Location
3842 S. Mason Street, Fort Collins, CO
Architect
Thunderpup Construction, Inc.
Completed
September 2008
Description
This project included the transformation of an existing state building into Fort Collins’ new 22,000 square foot Institute of Business and Medical Careers (IBMC). The usability of each individual space was enhanced to maximize functionality for the clients and users. After construction began, floating sewer lines were discovered under the building. Despite the setback, the remodel was finished on schedule while simultaneously replacing the sewer main. A new fire sprinkler and alarm system, custom casework and unique ceiling grids were also integral parts of this project. This project was highlighted in Lydia’s STYLE Magazine of Fort Collins as a refreshing and functional remodel project.
Location
4031-A S. Mason Street, Fort Collins, CO
Architect
Thunderpup Construction, Inc.
Completed
April 2009
Description
The remodel of this 10,000 square foot retail space took place while occupied, and business continued. The project was split into two phases in order to conduct the tenant finish flawlessly without inhibiting business operations. The remodel consisted of an accessory retail area, a bike retail/warehouse area, a service area and workshop, and office space. The custom cash-wrap and services desks were designed by Thunderpup’s in-house design department, along with the custom paint scheme throughout. The business and sales methods were greatly considered when space-planning this project; thus, the remodel increased the amount of usable space and storage for the client, while increasing flow throughout the sales areas.
Location
2842 Council Tree Ave. Suite 167, Fort Collins, CO
Architect
Jeff S. Coffman
Completed
August 2008
Description
The tenant finish of this space required an incredibly tight time schedule, which Thunderpup successfully adhered to. The 900 square foot juice bar started as less than a vanilla shell, with only existing concrete floors and structural walls. The complete tenant finish included custom casework, tile flooring, ceiling soffits and appropriate HVAC engineering. The resulting space is bright and refreshing, matching the juice shop’s philosophy to "live life juiced."
Location
1611 S. College Ave., Fort Collins, CO
Architect
R3 Design and Architecture
Completed
March 2009
Description
The high-end tenant finish of this existing restaurant space included all aspects from floor to ceiling. In addition to custom millwork and detailing, two custom-built bars were among a plethora of custom casework done for this project. The installation of specially designed mood lighting, high-end booths and an entire HVAC system were integral parts of this project as well. A commercial grade, state-of-the-art kitchen was also built, and commercial appliances installed. All finishes were installed per specifications.
Location
Horsetooth Reservoir, Fort Collins, CO
Architect
Architects Studio
Completed
May 2009
Description
The new construction of this project for the Division of Public Works, Department of Natural Resources of Larimer County included two community bath houses at Horsetooth Reservoir, which were built during the winter months of 2008 and 2009. Winter and mountainous conditions were a challenge during this project, which Thunderpup was able to overcome with efficient, economic and environmentally-friendly heating methods and labor practices. The tenant finish of all interior spaces for these ground-up, masonry buildings was also included in this project.
Location
3307 S. College Ave., Fort Collins, CO
Architect
Vaught Frye Architects
Completed
November 2008
Description
The tenant finish and remodel of this office suite included new tile flooring and carpet, casework, the demolition and addition of interior non-structural walls and decorative glass partitions. The existing 500 foot hallway was long, narrow and daunting. By widening the space in several places, and implementing new walls with multiple curves and angles, the result was a seemingly shorter hall with several nooks and crannies that elegantly indicate office entries. New doors and windows were added to office spaces to bring more natural light into the hallway. This remodel was completed while offices were occupied and business continued.
