Our success speaks for itself. Development work is the backbone of our business, day-in and day-out. Having a deep understanding of the construction trades allows us a greater comfort level in accepting risk that others might hesitate to take on.
Environmentally-hazardous chrome plating site in Denver turned collaborative office and business incubator space. Sawhorse dug deep for this one, leveraging our relationships to:
Negotiate with Metro Wastewater District for removal of all tax liens, allowing for transaction viability.
Negotiate with CDPHE throughout Voluntary Cleanup Plan process, allowing project viability
Complete extensive feasibility analysis and overall concept development, including all site planning for a site with difficult constraints
Zero-lot-line, former theater building into a mix of six multi-family units and 2,200 square foot restaurant
Feasibility analysis and concept development, including budgeting, visualization, and site planning
Negotiation with adjacent property owner for all party wall, fire egress, and utility easements for project feasibility
Project manager of all architect, engineering, environmental, survey, geotech, and consultants unto site plan approval and building permits
12,000 square foot new build, using structural insulated panel (SIP) technology
Difficult, 1/2 acre site located at 8th Ave and I‐25
Site removed from Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) 100‐year floodplain
Right-of-way vacation negotiated with Catholic Charities of Denver and Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) adjacent to I-25 on‐ramp, allowing project feasibility
Site planning, 3D modeling, renderings for concept development
Off-site parking agreement negotiated with Denver Zoning Administrator
