Pinello CSU Farmhouse Renovation to Conference Center
Location:
4950 S. Highway 85/87, Colorado Springs, CO 80911
Client:
Colorado Springs Utilities
Contract Value:
$1,070,598
Project Schedule:
Start Date: February 2022
Status: Ongoing (Multi‑Phase Project)
Key Personnel:
Project Manager: Cory Hurd
Superintendent: John Lanigan
Client Point of Contact:
Jackie Chambers
Colorado Springs Utilities
456 W. Fontanero St., BLDG Font01
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
📞 (719) 668-4735
Architect:
Architivity
Ron Conder, Architect
📞 (719) 661-9250
14405 River Oaks Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80921
🌐 www.architivity.com
Project Description
Ed Green Construction is leading a multi‑phase renovation of a historic CSU farmhouse, transforming the structure into a flexible conference, retreat, and meeting facility while preserving its original character.
The project scope includes:
- Interior renovations for meeting rooms, conference spaces, and lounges
- Integration of modern amenities within a historic structure
- Preservation of rustic architectural elements
- Enhancements to outdoor gathering spaces, including a large covered patio
This project aligns closely with other adaptive reuse projects, such as Hiawatha Gardens, requiring a balance of modern functionality and historical preservation. Our team’s expertise ensures the building continues to serve CSU’s needs while retaining its unique identity.
Horizon Power Plant Control Building
Owner:
Colorado Springs Utilities
Facility:
Horizon Power Plant
Location:
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Delivery Method:
Design‑Build
Project Type:
Utility / Infrastructure Facility
Status:
In Progress
Project Overview
Ed Green Construction is providing full design‑build services for a new control building at the Horizon Power Plant. The facility will support critical plant operations by housing monitoring systems, control equipment, and operational workspace.
Project Scope
Design and construction of a dedicated control building
Coordination with existing power plant infrastructure
Utility coordination, permitting, and site preparation
Integration with active power generation operations
Construction is being carefully coordinated to maintain uninterrupted utility service while meeting strict safety and operational requirements within an active power generation environment.
Key Project Features
- Design‑build delivery method
- Construction within an active power plant
- Support for critical monitoring and control systems
- Seamless integration with existing utility infrastructure
- Close coordination with Colorado Springs Utilities operations teams
