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Haselden Construction tops out Laurel Cherry Creek

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The exterior architecture of the 12-story Laurel Cherry Creek features clean lines and generous glazing.

Haselden Construction recently topped out Laurel Cherry Creek, designed by Johnson Nathan Strohe. The project is being developed by Pauls Corp. in Denver’s Cherry Creek North neighborhood.

The 242,050-square-foot development, located at 155 Steele St. will be the tallest for-sale residential building in Cherry Creek when the project is completed in late 2018.

Haselden Construction topped out Laurel Cherry Creek in February.

“Designing Laurel Cherry Creek required a cultural immersion into the new character of Cherry Creek North,” said Liz McDonald, principal at Johnson Nathan Strohe. “The final design seamlessly blends into the neighborhood’s fabric, reflecting the materials, structures, scale and details found throughout the area. This project appeals to residents looking for the amenities of a luxury resort, the comforts of home, and the convenience of a walkable neighborhood filled with upscale restaurants and boutiques.”

The exterior architecture of the 12-story Laurel Cherry Creek features clean lines and generous glazing, offering plenty of natural light and sweeping views of the city and Front Range. The homes, ranging in size from 900 to 4,760 square feet, incorporate high-end finishes and products typically found in upscale hotels.

Taking cues from Johnson Nathan Strohe’s extensive experience in hospitality design, this development offers a suite of amenities including a rooftop entertainment deck with a saltwater pool, and a summer kitchen with a pizza oven, fire pit and outdoor seating. The property also features a porte cochère and attended lobby, along with four levels of reserved and controlled access parking.

“Working in the heart of Cherry Creek North means a tight site with limited laydown area,” said Haselden Project Manager Ryan Hahn. “Now that we are working on interiors, we’re working closely with our client, Pauls Corp., to help them assist their buyers with customization of units while still allowing the project as a whole to stay on schedule.  It’s been a very collaborative effort and they’ve been great to work with.”

Monroe & Newell is the structural engineer.

Kris Oppermann Stern is publisher and editor of Building Dialogue, a Colorado Real Estate Journal publication, and editor of CREJ's construction, design, and engineering section, including news and bylined articles. Building Dialogue is a quarterly, four-color magazine that caters specifically to the AEC industry, including features on projects and people, as well as covering trends…