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1981 "Crash" Craddock designed the electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and some structural/accustical during the design and construction phase. All systems required special design treatments to manage sound and noise transmission. 2003 Returned to rework electrical grid for growing complex. Project included separating HVAC and large power consumption from Studio grid. Also, circuits were added for remote truck and addional mixing room. Above left picture is of "Studio A", or the "dead-end" studio. The picture to the left is of the control room. Note the concrete block monitor wall. All plumbing and HVAC ductwork was oversized to reduce noise. HVAC delivery units were roof mounted on rubber and mechanical springs. |
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This post tension concrete building features enclosed parking on the ground level, and 10 luxury condominiums on the six upper floors. The post tension concrete structure allows for maximum interior space planning. Eight of the units are 2250 sq. ft. each and the two penthouse units are 4500 sq. ft. with a rooftop garden and spa. The security entry, fully sprinkled building with smoke and fire detection insures optimal owner safety. |
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Country club finishes include bamboo floors, granite slab counter tops in the kitchens, stainless steel, gas appliances, 91/2 ft. ceilings, exquisite workmanship trim and finishes, and all ceramic tiled bathrooms. |
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"These are the finest built, loveliest luxury units selling in the City of Denver."
Christina Lammerman, Gerretson Realty |
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Quay Drive .. Kitchen remodel, bath and whole house remodel. Featured double thick granite countertops and pendant, under cabinet, and zone design lighting. All lighting circuits are on dimmers allowing owners total control of the environment. Walls were removed to open-up dining, kitchen, and theater spaces into one gathering and family area. |
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Quay Drive, being a home from the 60s, suffered "dog induced" water damage and uneven floor sub-structure. Floors were leveled, Brazilian Cherry wood flooring installed, and the laundry was moved to the kitchen. Additions included a new deck, two bath remodels, a computer broadband network, small home theater, paint (inside and out), and total clean-up. |
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To further our knowledge of restaurant/kitchen management, design, and construction, "Crash" Craddock built 6 Burger Kings in Denver and surrounding communities. The company was responsible for several construction disciplines including general construction, HVAC, exhaust hoods and "short-cycle" make-up hoods, electrical, and building air balancing. "Short-cycle" hood systems are far more efficient and save on energy costs. Additionally, two Big Papa's BBQ Restaurants and a dozen of other commercial kitchens were built under our guidance. |
· "TRACKS" Dance Club - Denver, Colorado - Dance club (30,000 sq. ft./ two story) from 1980 - 2002 in LoDo Denver .. the second modern business to develop in the Platte River Valley. "TRACKS" was a World-Class entertainment and dance facility, featured in publications World-Wide for it's computerized theatrical/television type lighting and special effects systems. The sound system utilized a Klipsch/JBL/Crest custom hybrid system that delivered both aurial excitment and a "psycophysical" experience. The facility, developed in 1980, has now been replaced with a loft project.
· The Fox Hole - Denver, Colorado - Dance club from 1978 - Present in LoDo Denver .. the first modern business to develop in the Platte River Valley. The Fox Hole was designed for maximum crowd and high liquor delivery. While only 3500 sq. ft., the facility did a very large business. The Fox Hole exists today.
· Burget King restaurants - Denver/Aurora/Littleton/Englewood/Broomfield, Colorado - HVAC, air-handling, and general construction.
