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View of the Logan Street façade. This is where the entry feature affectionately labeled “the swoop” will be soon.
Standing inside the main garage entry off Logan Street, Paul was noticing the minimalist ceiling soffit framing.
This is the Prescient corridor. They are wider than most of our projects due to the 2’grid. The corridor walls are 8’- 0” center to center, giving a finished dimension of about 7’- 6”.
View from the two story club room out to the pool courtyard. The tube steel is there to support a large storefront wall that is yet to be installed.
Standing outside the club room amenity space on the pool courtyard. There are views of the city and mountains looking west off this deck, which is at level 5.
There is a steel tube post next to the arrow. Denver required that they individually protect each column on the project. This was done on site, as opposed to during manufacturing of the Prescient system. The tube is wrapped with gyp board, then wrapped again by a sheet metal enclosure (which you can see at the
end of the arrow). Prescient submitted further fire testing to Denver since this, and future jobs, will not be required to individually wrap the columns.
Prescient open web truss
Prescient braced panels and posts
Prescient Plycem BoardInterior of a Prescient unit.
This is a private single car, resident garage within the main parking garage. There are 4 of these in the project with direct access to individual units.