Spring Creek at Prairie Village

ARCHITECTURE

ACTIVE STAIR AND COLORADO FLOOD MEMORIAL

BRANDING & SIGNAGE

FURNITURE, ART, WAYFINDING

RESIDENT UNITS

RENDERINGS

LHA | Longmont Housing Development Corporation/Housing Authority

Wendell Pickett, Commissioner
303 589 7860 / wendell@fc1960.com

PROJECT DATES

2014 to 2017

DESCRIPTION

Spring Creek isn't retirement, it's a vibrant 3-story community for active seniors 55+. Offering 60 affordable 1 & 2-bedroom apartments, Spring Creek seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. An "active stair," outdoor fitness stations, and green space with a pavilion keep you moving. Picnic areas, parkour stations, and community gardens foster social connection and a sense of belonging. Spring Creek lets active seniors blossom.

SERVICES PROVIDED

WORKSHOP8 provided entitlement and community outreach services, site planning, architecture, interior design, FF&E, branding, signage design, art design and selection, and contract administration in-house and included civil, landscape, MEP and structural engineering through subconsultants.

PROJECT TEAM

Architect | Joseph Vigil
Creative Director | Brandy LeMae
Project & Production Manager | Emily Axtman
Production Support | Ivan Patino
Interior Designers | Kate Van Sluyter and Chelsea Semelka
Graphic Designers | Graham Bowman and Melissa McGinley

Developer | Longmont Housing Development Corporation
General Contractor | Deneuve Construction
Landscape Architect | Lime Green Design
Civil Engineer | Brown Civil Engineering
Structural Engineer | LT Engineering
Mechanical Engineer | Gehring & Associates

Photographer | Ryan Lawrence

SIZE

60 Units / 58,000 SF

FUNDING

9% LIHTIC, City Grant

SUSTAINABILITY

2011 - EGC

The building boasts smart design for energy efficiency: optimal sun exposure, solar panel ready, airtight construction, superior insulation, high-performance windows with awnings, and natural cooling for common areas.

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION

Close collaboration with the neighborhood HOA ensured the building's height fit seamlessly into the community. We presented 3D models of various options, ultimately settling on a 3-story option for this phase. However, the HOA embraced a 4-story vision for Phase 2, demonstrating their trust in our design process.

SAFE HARBORS

HUD Fair Housing

2017-ADA ICC A117.1

CONSTRUCTION COST

$9,800,000

MEDIA COVERAGE

October 2014 — Longmont's New Affordable, Senior Complex Reaches Boulder County Residents Displaced By Flood / Boulder Daily Camera

READ THE BLOGS : 
lines, and tax credits, and bears! oh my! — 28 October 2014
the babies are booming! — 18 May 2015
what's in a name? — 8 June 2016
my grama and your grama — 18 July 2016
grand opening — 8 October 2016
introducing spring creek — 28 February 2017