Dohn Construction Partnering with UCHealth to Host Blood Drive

Join Dohn Construction and the UCHealth Garth Englund Blood Center for a Mobile Blood Drive!

When: Friday, April 26^th 2019

Time: 7:00 a.m. – Noon

Location: Dohn Construction, 2642 Midpoint Drive Fort Collins, CO.  80525

To Sign Up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548A4A82FA1FC1-blood408

The actual draw only takes 5-8 minutes. Prior to the blood draw, we work with you to complete paperwork, and do a brief vitals check to ensure your well-being, as well as, the safety of the recipient.

Be sure to:

• Bring a photo ID
• Eat a good meal (you burn 650 calories while donating)
• Hydrate the day before and the day of the donation
• Share the information with others – the more the merrier!

We ask:

• Please use pen to complete the questions – i.e. no use of a PDF writer or other design program to write on the electronic copy
• Please answer question 1 (feeling healthy and well) the day of the drive
• Please print out the Blood Donor Record form- If you cannot print the form two sided, please staple the two pages together

To ensure a speedy confirmation process, please observe these requests:

• Complete your paperwork prior to coming to the bus. This includes having all travel documented from the past three years and have your ID as well.

Click the following: Blood Donor Record for a download of the required paperwork to complete for your donation.

Please see the real life stories of patients who lives were changed by community blood donors such as yourself:

https://www.uchealth.org/today/2016/01/06/blood-donors-thanked-for-saving-womans-life/

https://www.uchealth.org/today/2017/06/02/giving-receiving-blood-bank-encourages-mobile-drives/

https://www.uchealth.org/today/2018/06/18/fionas-blood-drive/

https://www.uchealth.org/today/2017/11/20/donating-blood-the-power-of-second-chances/

https://www.uchealth.org/today/2018/06/06/three-moms-pay-forward-the-gift-of-life/

10 Ways Dohn Construction, Inc. Has Made a Difference In Northern Colorado

Original article posted by We R FoCo, to view the original article on their website please visit https://www.werfoco.com/10-ways-dohn-construction-inc-has-made-a-difference-in-northern-colorado/.

Over the past 26 years, Dohn Construction, Inc. (DCI) has provided influential leadership that has transformed Fort Collins into something outstanding.  As a business that has actively supported, empowered, and developed Northern Colorado communities, they have supplied more than just construction services: they have built a legacy of lasting memories and outstanding customer service for locals.  With excellent quality, professionalism, and passion, Fort Collins can attribute much of its charm and extraordinary development to the creative minds that have gathered through DCI.  With a celebratory timeline below, We R Foco is honoring and highlighting a selection of their most momentous projects that have bettered our communities, and most importantly, our homes.

1. 1992. DCI officially became a business in the state of Colorado. After being inspired to start their own construction company, Doug and Connie Dohn ran their business at home in their spare bedroom. They wanted to spend more time with family!

2. 1997. DCI hired their most tenured employee, Bob Adleman. Bob has been a project superintendent with the Dohn family for 21 years. He most recently helped complete the Union on Plum Apartments, and is currently overseeing the Union on Elizabeth Apartments (which is the company’s largest project yet).

3. 2000. Due to company growth and staff increases, DCI built and moved into its current office location on Midpoint Drive in Fort Collins. While continuing to grow, they began some high-profile jobs including: a private residence in Old Town that is now the CSU President’s House and the American Eagle Distribution Center.

4. 2008. The DCI team responded to the tragic aftermath of the Windsor tornado by taking on many new projects in the town..  With teamwork, they were able to help many former clients and residents repair their homes and businesses that had been damaged by the storm.

5. 2008. Completed in August 2008, DCI built Bethke Elementary School in Timnath, Colorado. A two-story and 63,000 square foot school, Bethke was the first in the nation to ever achieve a certification for the LEED® for Schools Gold rating. The school was made with 20% of its materials sourced regionally.

6. 2008. The DCI team organized the company’s first charity golf tournament. This annual tournament is going on its  ninth year, and each year it picks a local charity as a fundraising benefactor. Past participating charities include: Partners Mentoring Youth, Larimer and Weld County Food Banks, Boys and Girls Clubs, Hearts and Horses, ChildSafe, and The Matthews House. With the goal of raising $20,000 during each tournament, DCI has donated over $170,000 throughout the years with the help of generous participants and sponsors.

7. 2008. DCI won the Torch Award for Business Ethics from the Better Business Bureau. The Torch Award for Ethics honors companies whose leaders demonstrate a high level of personal character and ensure that their business practices meet the highest standard of ethics.

8. 2009. DCI was awarded their first project at Colorado State University: The College of Business Rockwell Hall (a LEED® Gold Building). Since this project was completed, DCI has completed over 20 additional projects for CSU.

9. 2017. Connie Dohn, Chief Financial Officer and Co-Founder, was selected as a BizWest 2017 Northern Colorado Woman of Distinction for her work in real estate, construction, and development. With 23% of the DCI staff being women, and 3 of their 6 leadership members being women, DCI actively works to encourage, empower, and inspire females to join the construction industry.

10. 2017. DCI completed one of its largest projects to date: designing and building Uncommon student housing in downtown Fort Collins.

Dohn Construction Breaks Ground on Good Samaritan Society – Water Valley Senior Living Resort Assisted Living and Memory Care Facility

Local construction firm begins work on addition to senior living facility in Windsor

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction, Inc. has begun construction of the Good Samaritan Society – Water Valley Senior Living Resort Assisted Living and Memory Care Facility in Windsor, CO.  The project includes the addition of a 56,000 square-foot building with two primary sections.  The first, is a two-story section with 40 beds for assisted living and the second is a one-story section with 16 beds for memory care patients.  The assisted living community will provide multiple common areas for residents along with a chapel/multi-use activity room, dining room, fitness area, salon, and staff support areas.  The memory care facility will provide private resident rooms with private baths all centered around a shared community/dining room area and will also feature a courtyard and staff support areas.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “We have provided great work for the Good Samaritan Society over the years and this project will be no different.  We are very excited to be working with them once again and continue building on our successful relationship in the Northern Colorado community.”  Project Manager Rick Newman also said, “We are grateful to the Good Samaritan Society for the opportunity to join their team for this project and excited to be a part of something that is so much more than just a building!”

Since 2006, Dohn Construction has completed 17 projects in Northern Colorado for the Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society, including the Water Valley Senor Living Resort in Windsor, CO.  Three ELGSS projects were completed in 2017 and the Assisted Living and Memory Care Facility marks the 18^th project Dohn Construction will complete for ELGSS.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO.  Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 245 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners.  For more information please visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call 970-490-1855.

Dohn Construction Breaks Ground on First National Bank – Erie Branch

Local construction firm begins on work on bank building in Erie

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction, Inc. has begun construction of the First Nation Bank – Erie Branch in Erie, CO.  The bank building project includes 4 drive through lanes, drive-up ATM, walk-up tellers, on-duty bankers, and safety deposit boxes.  This branch is utilizing a Variable Air Volume heating and cooling system to maximize occupant comfort and minimize energy consumption.  Large windows around the perimeter of the building along with glass partitions within the building will allow natural light to enter the space and use of LED lighting will require 10% less energy for lighting compared to bank branched built three years ago.  The building will also have an electrical car charging station along with three flag poles on site.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “We are very excited to continue the relationship we have built with First National Bank and are thrilled to see the Erie community so enthusiastic about the project as well.”  Having also served as Project Manager for the First National Bank Longmont branch, Dohn Construction Senior Project Manager John Rehmer says, “I am happy to be involved with another First National Bank project and continue this great business relationship.”  Dohn Construction Superintendent Michael Woods also explains, “It is very exciting to be part of a project that will add value and architectural excellence to a growing city on the front range.”

This will be the fifth First National Bank branch that Dohn Construction has worked on with others including the Greeley, Timberline, Centerra, and Longmont branches.  Dohn will partner with Fort Collins architecture firm, VFLA Architects for this project.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO.   Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 245 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners.  For more information please visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call 970-490-1855.

Dohn Construction Raises $24,500 for The Matthews House from Annual Charity Golf Tournament

Commercial Construction Company raises money for local nonprofit by hosting charity golf tournament.

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction hosted its 8^th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, on Friday, September 28, 2018 at SouthRidge Golf Club.  This year’s tournament raised funds for The Matthews House, a Fort Collins based non-profit empowering young adults and families in transition on the road to self sufficiency.

Dohn Construction’s Annual Golf Tournament raises funds for a different local charity each year. Dohn Construction staff participated in two rounds of voting to narrow down a list of 10 charities to four, before finally choosing The Matthews House. According to The Matthews House’s website, “[Their] mission is to empower youth and families by building trusting relationships and providing resources to disrupt the cycles of poverty and abuse”

The Dohn Construction Annual Charity Golf Tournament has consistently sold out of its 34 team slots and multiple sponsorship opportunities each year, and this year was no exception with the largest amount of funds raised in the history of the tournament at over $24,500.  The event featured contests and hole games throughout the course, including costumes, a dunk tank, and even an opportunity to win a new car, as well as a silent auction, with all funds raised from each activity directly benefiting The Matthews House.

In thanks, Dohn Construction President, Doug Dohn said, “Thank you to everyone who made this event possible including sponsors, participants, volunteers, our team at Dohn and our DCI Golf Tournament Committee.”  He adds, “Through your generous support, we are proud to have helped make a difference for such a wonderful organization that does so much in our community.”

For more information on the Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament or how you can be a part of next year’s event, please call 970-490-1855.

New Invitation to Bid Process

Anyone who has been through the construction process knows it’s about more than the end result – it’s about finding a general contractor who understands your requirements, values your opinion, helps you through the process and operates with honesty and integrity.  Dohn Construction’s core values of providing clients with quality and trust would not be possible without the partnerships we form with our dedicated team of subcontractors. Our goal is to create a partnership with all of our subcontractors in order to provide a rewarding experience for everyone involved with the project.

Dohn Construction has a new invitation to bid process!  For the opportunity to bid on projects, subcontractors can now use the “Plan Room” located on our website home page or by clicking http://www.dohnconstructionplans.com.  Please take a moment to fill out our registration form.  Once registered, you will receive an access key for future bidding projects.

If you have any questions about the new bid process please contact Garth McCann at gmccann@dohnconstruction.com or 970-490-1855 ext 203.

New Fort Collins Movement Promotes Local Economic Vitality and Community Engagement

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (August 22, 2018) – Mantooth Marketing Company is pleased to announce its newest initiative to support locally owned businesses and the northern Colorado community at large: We R Foco. We R Foco is a movement of locally owned, brick-and-mortar owners and supporters that have come together to spread the benefits of choosing local. The movement also helps to connect the public with the locally owned business in the area and explains how they give back to the community.  Dohn Construction is proud to be a part of We R Foco and partner with local businesses.

These businesses have contributed to Fort Collins’ thriving business scene and many have helped to make our city the unique place that it is.

Dennis and Noreen Houska, owners of Houska Automotive, have been strong advocates for the program.

“Our family has been a proud, locally owned business in Fort Collins for the past 66 years. In that time, we have strived to continuously support the community, local nonprofits and causes we find important to our company’s mission,” said Dennis Houska. “We have seen the full effects of supporting your neighbors and truly believe that by working together to shop and support local businesses, we will have a tremendous impact on our local economy and state of our city. We R Foco!”

The new We R Foco website includes a complete business directory of each company involved, stories about their connections to the community that are updated often, a list of events that these companies are either supporting, holding, or volunteering time at – ensuring the events featured are supporting a bigger cause. The site also features a local job board which highlights positions for people interested in working locally. It functions as Fort Collins’ one-stop-shop for all information about local businesses and happenings.

Throughout this ongoing promotion, We R Foco also shares important statistics on the benefits of shopping local, including:

• Local businesses donate 250 percent more to nonprofits
• For each dollar spent locally, 68 percent will go straight back into the local economy
• Local businesses have created more than 65 percent of jobs since 1995

We R Foco is also keeping the public up to date on new Fort Collins happenings, sales or promotions at their favorite businesses, and other pertinent information via their social media outlets. View We R Foco on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

Complete information may be found at werfoco.com.

2018 Annual Charity Golf Tournament SOLD OUT!

The 9th Annual Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament benefiting The Matthews House on Friday, September 28 at SouthRidge Golf Club is officially SOLD OUT.

Dohn Construction’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament raises funds for a different local children’s charity each year.  This year, Dohn Construction staff participated in two rounds of voting to narrow down a list of 10 local charities to four, before finally choosing The Matthews House.  According to The Matthews House’s website, “The Matthews House is an organization that empowers young adults and families in transition to navigate difficulties on the road to self sufficiency.  [Their] mission is to empower youth and families by building trusting relationships and providing resources to disrupt the cycles of poverty and abuse”.

This year’s tournament will be held on Friday, September 28, 2018 at SouthRidge Golf Club in Fort Collins, CO.  Check in begins at 11am with a shotgun start at 12pm.  Lunch and dinner to be provided for participants along with games and prizes throughout the course and a silent auction with all funds raised from the event to benefit The Matthews House.

Thank you to everyone who has registered for this year’s event, we are looking forward to another wonderful tournament to support a great and local cause!  If you would like to be placed on the waitlist for this year’s tournament or be notified with information for next year’s tournament, please email Josh Wallace at jwallace@dohnconstruction.com or call us at 970-490-1855.

Registration Now Open for the Annual Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament

Registration and sponsorship information is now available for the 9th annual Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament benefitting The Matthews House on Friday, September 28 at SouthRidge Golf Club.

Dohn Construction’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament raises funds for a different local children’s charity each year.  This year, Dohn Construction staff participated in two rounds of voting to narrow down a list of 10 local charities to four, before finally choosing The Matthews House.  According to The Matthews House’s website, “The Matthews House is an organization that empowers young adults and families in transition to navigate difficulties on the road to self sufficiency.  [Their] mission is to empower youth and families by building trusting relationships and providing resources to disrupt the cycles of poverty and abuse”.

This year’s tournament will be held on Friday, September 28, 2018 at SouthRidge Golf Club in Fort Collins, CO.  Check in begins at 11am with a shotgun start at 12pm.  Lunch and dinner to be provided for participants along with games and prizes throughout the course and a silent auction with all funds raised from the event to benefit The Matthews House.  To register for this year’s tournament or sign up to be a sponsor please fill out the 2018 Registration Form.  Please RSVP by Wednesday, September 5 to Josh Wallace at jwallace@dohnconstruction.com and send your payment to 2642 Midpoint Dr, Fort Collins, CO 80525.  For any questions please contact us at 970-490-1855.

Save the Date for the Annual Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament

Save the date for the 9th annual Dohn Construction Charity Golf Tournament benefitting The Matthews House on September 28.

Dohn Construction’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament raises funds for a different local children’s charity each year.  This year, Dohn Construction staff participated in two rounds of voting to narrow down a list of 10 local charities to four, before finally choosing The Matthews House.  According to The Matthews House’s website, “The Matthews House is an organization that empowers young adults and families in transition to navigate difficulties on the road to self sufficiency.  [Their] mission is to empower youth and families by building trusting relationships and providing resources to disrupt the cycles of poverty and abuse”.

This year’s tournament will be held on Friday, September 28, 2018 at SouthRidge Golf Club in Fort Collins, CO.  Please stay tuned to DohnConstruction.com and Dohn Construction social media outlets for more information about registration and sponsorship opportunities which will be released at a later date!  For inquiries about the event, please contact Josh Wallace at jwallace@dohnconstruction.com.

Dohn Construction Completes Uncommon Apartment Building in Old Town Fort Collins

Dohn Construction Completes Uncommon Apartment Building in Old Town Fort Collins
Local construction firm completes luxury, mixed-use building in Fort Collins

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction has completed the construction of the highly anticipated Uncommon building in Old Town Fort Collins, CO. Uncommon is a 180,000 square foot, mixed-use building comprised of five floors of luxury apartments, one floor of retail and restaurant space, and underground parking. Uncommon’s occupants began moving in to their new apartments yesterday.

Like its name, the Uncommon building is anything but ordinary. Uncommon’s tenants now enjoy a number of luxury amenities including two courtyards, a fitness center, a rock climbing wall, and an entertainment room. The building also boasts a “Ski Experience Room” which includes a ski and snowboard simulator, boot drying rack, and lockers for snow sports gear.

Apartments range from studios to three-bedroom apartments. In keeping with the City of Fort Collins’ code requirements, sustainability expectations, and Bike-Friendly Community goals, the building’s first floor includes a bike room with 205 bike racks and two bike work stations for its tenants. The leasing office and amenities can be found on the first floor.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “Uncommon is an apt name for this project. From start to finish, it has been a rewarding challenge to work on.” He adds, “Uncommon is a lively and luxurious addition to this area. We are proud to have built it.”

For this project, Dohn Construction partnered with Chicago-based property owners, CA Ventures, and Colorado architecture firm, Oz Architecture. The building is located at 302 S. College Avenue.

Dohn Construction to Hold Golf Tournament Benefiting ChildSafe

Dohn Construction to Hold Golf Tournament Benefiting ChildSafe

Commercial Construction Company to host Golf Tournament for Child Abuse Non-Profit

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction has announced it will host its 7^th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, this year to raise funds for ChildSafe, a Fort Collins based non-profit for victims of childhood abuse.

Dohn Construction’s Annual Golf Tournament raises funds for a different local children’s charity each year. Dohn Construction staff participated in two rounds of voting to narrow down a list of 11 charities to three, before finally choosing ChildSafe. According to ChildSafe’s website, “ChildSafe is Northern Colorado’s only comprehensive outpatient treatment program for child and adult victims of childhood abuse, particularly child sexual abuse, and their non-offending family members. [They] don’t discriminate, and [they] never turn away families because they lack financial resources.”

The Dohn Construction Annual Charity Golf Tournament has consistently sold out of its 34 team slots and 15 sponsorship opportunities each year, and this year will be no exception. One third of the team slots and sponsorships have already been reserved. The event features contests and hole games throughout the course, including costumes, popsicles, and even an opportunity to win a new car. Despite an early end to the event due to an afternoon thunderstorm, last year’s Golf Tournament raised $15,250 for the Food Bank for Larimer County’s children’s programs through registration sales, event games, and donations made by participants.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “By raising funds for ChildSafe, we can help make a dent in the harrowing issue of child abuse in Northern Colorado.” He adds, “The golf tournament is one of the highlights of my year because I love seeing industry leaders come together for a great cause.”

Inquiries about the event, registration, and sponsorship can be made to Josh Wallace, Estimator and Tournament Director, at jwallace@dohnconstruction.com. The Tournament will be held on September 22^nd, 2017 at Pelican Lakes Golf Course and Country Club in Windsor, CO.

Dohn Construction Breaks Ground on New Arby’s in North Fort Collins

Dohn Construction Breaks Ground on New Arby’s in North Fort Collins
Local construction firm begins work on fast-food chain’s new location in Fort Collins

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction has begun the construction of a new Arby’s drive-thru restaurant in north Fort Collins. The fast-food restaurant will be a 2,000 square foot freestanding building at North College Marketplace in Fort Collins, CO. The Arby’s will be built from the ground-up and will include a drive-thru and exterior landscaping.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “We are excited to add to the growing list of restaurants in Fort Collins. The breadth of eating options is one of Fort Collins’ best assets, and we are glad to bolster it.” Dohn Construction Field Superintendent Arron Bogen explains, “I look forward to completing another project with Dohn Construction that will grow our community.” This is his second project with Dohn Construction since starting with the firm in January.

This will be the second restaurant Dohn Construction has completed in the North College Marketplace shopping center, with Starbucks Coffee being the first. Dohn Construction will partner with Fort Collins architecture firm SPD Architecture for this project.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO. Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 245 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners. For more information, visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call Jamie Hammond at 970.495.1855.

Dohn Construction Completes 215 Mathews Street Office Building

Dohn Construction Completes 215 Mathews Street Office Building

Local construction firm completes boutique office building in Fort Collins

Fort Collins, CO: Dohn Construction has completed the construction the 215 Mathews Office Building in Fort Collins, CO. 215 Mathews is an 11,900 square foot building nestled between two older buildings embodying the architecture characteristic of Old Town Fort Collins. The building is comprised of a first-level parking deck, a second floor available for improvements for a future tenant, and a third floor occupied by a local law firm.
Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “This new building is a contemporary addition to the classic red-bricked buildings surrounding it. We are proud to have built a new, beautifully designed home for two Fort Collins businesses.”
Dohn Construction partnered with Fort Collins-based architect, Greg D. Fisher for this project. The project design was inspired by similar buildings in the Old Town area, incorporating classic brick and stone veneer elements for the exterior and modern elements in the interior. The third floor of the building is the new location for Fort Collins law firm Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather.

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About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO. Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 245 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners. For more information, visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call Jamie Hammond at 970.495.1855.

Connie Dohn Named 2017 Northern Colorado Woman of Distinction

Connie Dohn Named 2017 Northern Colorado Woman of Distinction

CFO of local construction firm selected for achievements in construction and real estate

Fort Collins, CO, 4/12/17: Connie Dohn, Chief Financial Officer and Co-founder of Dohn Construction, Inc., was selected as a BizWest 2017 Northern Colorado Woman of Distinction for her work in real estate, construction, and development. Those selected were honored for their achievements in business, philanthropic and government organizations. Connie was one of 10 women and one man selected for an award.

Dohn Construction Chief Financial Officer Connie Dohn explains, “It is an honor to be named alongside leaders I have watched blaze trails in Northern Colorado.” It is a specific accomplishment to have been named as a Woman of Distinction for her achievements in construction, which has brought its challenges. She explained to BizWest regarding her experience as a female leader in the construction industry, “People treated me like a ‘little lady’…until they realized that I know what I’m doing.”

As the company has grown, Dohn Construction has made it a point to employ several women. Women make up 23% of the company’s staff, and three of their five leadership members are women.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO. Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 240 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners. For more information, visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call Jamie Hammond at 970.495.1855.

Dohn Construction Breaks Ground on Large Addition to Senior Living Community

Local construction firm selected for the fifth time by senior housing organization

Fort Collins, CO, 2/2/17: Dohn Construction has begun the construction at The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society to complete a 4,300 square foot addition to the Good Samaritan Water Valley building in Windsor, CO. The addition will include a chapel and expansion of the building’s current dining hall, as the needs of the Good Samaritan Water Valley community have outgrown the space they are currently using as a chapel.  Through the efforts of the community’s residents and staff, their idea for a new chapel is becoming a reality.

Dohn Construction Project Manager Rick Newman explains, “This will be a beautiful addition to their building, and it is well integrated into the current design.  I am as thrilled as anyone to be a part of this project.” Dohn Construction Field Superintendent Nick Willman is also excited to manage the field operations of another Good Samaritan Water Valley project. He explains, “From start to finish, this project is a team effort between Dohn, the Living Resort’s residents and the administration. I’m excited to have their input as we build their vision.”

Dohn Construction completed the new construction of the Good Samaritan Society Water Valley Senior Living Resort in 2008, as well as various additions and renovations to Good Samaritan Society communities in the area. Dohn Construction is currently working on the new construction of the Good Samaritan Villas Luxury Twinhome Community in Windsor, CO and a 20,000 square foot renovation of the Loveland Good Samaritan Village in Loveland, CO. Dohn Construction will partner with Longmont architecture firm BASIS Architecture for this project.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO. Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 240 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners. For more information, visit www.dohnconstruction.com or call Jamie Hammond at 970.495.1855.

Renovations at Local Assisted Living Community to be Completed by Dohn Construction

Renovations at Local Assisted Living Community to be Completed by Dohn Construction

Local construction firm selected for the fourth time by senior housing organization

Dohn Construction has been awarded a contract by The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society to complete renovations to 20,000 square feet of apartment and recreational space at the Loveland Good Samaritan Village in Loveland, Colorado. Existing apartment space in the assisted living community will be transformed into both a town center and wellness center for its residents.
The changes being made to the Village will include a number of amenities to increase residents’ quality of life. The Town Center will include a library, meeting rooms, a gaming room, and a general store. The Wellness Center will include aerobics and cardio studio, spa, and juice bar.
“Project after project, we have provided great work for the Good Samaritan Society over the years,” said Doug Dohn, President of Dohn Construction. “The Good Samaritan Society’s presence in the community serves an important need, and we are honored to once again be selected to achieve their mission.”
Dohn Construction is currently working on the new construction of the Good Samaritan Villas, a condominium village in Windsor, CO. Previously, Dohn Construction completed the new construction of the Good Samaritan Society Water Valley Senior Living Resort in Windsor, CO, as well as various additions and renovations to Good Samaritan Society communities in the area. Dohn Construction will once again partner with architecture firm Belford Watkins Group from Fort Collins, CO.

About Dohn Construction: Dohn Construction, Inc. is a commercial construction management firm based in Fort Collins, CO. Founded in 1992, Dohn Construction has built over 240 buildings across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming by serving as a valuable resource to its clients and partners. For more information, call Jamie Hammond at 970.495.1855.

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Dohn Construction Completes First Phase of Renovations to Sky Corral Recreational Center

Dohn Construction has recently completed the first phase of renovations and improvements to the Sky Corral Recreational Center in Bellvue, CO for the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado and Community Foundation Trust. The ranch, which was recently donated to the Community Foundation Trust, required improvements to its facilities. The Community Foundation Trust intends to use “the property in a way that serves the community while preserving the natural environment and complimenting the surrounding area.” We’re so grateful to have gotten the opportunity to help the Community Foundation Trust meet these goals.
Much of the work was focused on improving the Recreational Center as the first phase of the project. More phases for construction are being planned to include the remodeling of the existing lodge building and additional planned improvements. The deck and interior rooms were demolished in order to rebuild them and ensure ADA compliance. The entry doors and some exterior windows were replaced, and an existing restroom was rebuilt to accommodate ADA requirements. Work was also completed to the Sky Corral barn and White House. This included bringing electrical and plumbing systems up to code and improving the efficiency of the plumbing fixtures.
The Dohn team received a rave review for their work on the property. As Director of Sky Corral Ranch, Andy Kasanicky, writes, “[Project Manager Bruce Weber] has made several great recommendations to keep us on budget and has been so helpful in helping me understand the processes and costs involved in every aspect of our project.” Mr. Kasanicky also had great things to say about the Field Superintendent, Bob Adelman, and his team. Mr. Kasanicky writes, “I was impressed with the urgency and ownership every single guy took to get that concrete work complete.”
Dohn Construction would like to thank its partner subcontractors that helped make the first phase of the Sky Corral Ranch Recreational Center renovation a success: Mountain Valley Floors, Builders Supply, Inc., Front Range Seamless Gutters, Collins Control & Electric, Martin Marietta Materials, Mawson Lumber and Hardware Co., Collins Door & Hardware, Inc., Pro Insulation, and Distinctive Welding.

Ginger and Baker: Making our Mark on Fort Collins History

The old Feeder’s Supply Building, as we know it, is getting a facelift. The newly started project, Ginger and Baker, will be a three-story building converted from the old mill. The plans include a complete gut and renovation of the 106-year old building and a new 3-story addition designed in the shape of a pie slice in the adjacent lot. Once complete, Ginger and Baker will contain a pie shop, of course! It will also bring two restaurants, a coffee/retail shop, private wine cellar, dining room, and rooftop restaurant/bar to the historic downtown spot.
The array of Ginger and Baker’s features will make it an interesting project to work on from start to finish. As Project Manager Brian Pearson explains, “I’m most excited about working on a project with so many end uses.”
However, the renovation is not a simple task, as the state of the building has led to complexities in project planning. But the Ginger and Baker’s team is just right for the job: Field Superintendent Nate Brock has been hard at work throughout the process to ensure the building maintains its structural integrity during its transformation. Additionally, since several wood and metal elements are being salvaged from the existing building to be reused in the final product, Nate and his team are taking great care to protect the materials while on site.
Certain features in the project’s construction also add to its uniqueness. The entire existing roof of the building must be strategically removed and replaced. Massive shoring and bracing efforts must be made during this process to keep the existing walls of the building standing. The existing basement will be dug out an additional 24” by hand to allow for the new building’s layout and full use of the basement. Due to no layback room, three sides of the excavation have been shored, including along the existing building.
The new building will house nearly $1M worth of kitchen/cooking equipment across its two kitchens, bar, coffee bar, and pie shop to ensure, as owner Ginger Graham told the Coloradoan, Downtown Fort Collins has “…consistent and easy access to a great piece of pie.”
The building will be a sight to see upon completion. Pie won’t be the only thing we’ll have access to with this renovation—Ginger and Baker is sure to give us access to a great piece of Fort Collins history.

Creating better experiences with new comforts at Fort Collins Elementary Schools

By Field Superintendents Robert Pruett and Rob Branaman

Fast-paced projects can be stressful. Yet, as we worked with the Poudre School District, subcontractors, and the Dohn crew, it was clear team work makes all the difference. The working relationship and trust we have with PSD is amazing. We have enjoyed our projects immensely and were able to learn so much. One of the highlights of the school projects was the opportunity to work with the Colorado State University interns; it is always a great privilege to pass down knowledge to the next generation of construction management.
The renovations themselves were interesting. Bennett Elementary School, for example, was the largest mechanical project Robert had been involved in. The building was gutted down to its framing and remodeled in only eleven weeks. As for Dunn Elementary School, the most bizarre part of the project was when the team removed a ceiling from the nurses’ office and discovered a wax coated paper Pepsi cup, which was probably from the 70’s! We experienced a wide range of emotions during the project, and I hope everyone has that much fun at least once in their lives.
Thanks to everyone working hard to stay on schedule, we got to enjoy the greatest payoff at the end of any project: a happy client. It is an honor to know our work on upgrading the air conditioning at the schools will improve the quality of the learning environment for students and teachers alike.

The New Face of Sigma Phi Epsilon

The young men of Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) have a new place to call home, after the recent completion of the $2.7M renovation of the Colorado State fraternity building. The renovation helped turn the historic building into an “innovative living-learning environment” with a second story library addition.
Working with the Fort Collins Landmark preservation commission, Dohn renovated the exterior to historically accurate conditions. Interior improvements include a vaulted ceiling library, new finishing, and remodeled kitchen and bathrooms.
Dohn leadership including Doug, Connie, and Stephanie Dohn, as well as Erik Berlin (Business Development), John Rehmer (Project Manager), and Nick Willman (Superintendent) attended the ribbon cutting ceremony on May 23rd. Also in attendance was Superintendent Ron Shimpa, who, though not a part of the SigEP construction team, happens to be a SigEp alum.

Dohn Construction Raises $15,000 for Food Bank for Larimer County

On Friday, August 19, 2016, Dohn Construction hosted its 6th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, raising $15,250 for the Food Bank for Larimer County’s children’s programs. This donation helped provide 6,000 made-from-scratch Kids Café meals so Larimer county kids have the fuel to learn and succeed. The tournament was held at Pelican Lakes Golf Course and Country Club in Windsor, CO and boasted 144 participants representing 34 Northern Colorado construction and architecture companies.

Dohn Construction President Doug Dohn explains, “Food scarcity is a growing issue for Larimer County’s youth, leading to poor health and performance in school. I’m happy this donation will help the Food Bank in offering kids nutritious meals. The golf tournament is one of the highlights of my year because I love seeing industry leaders come together for a great cause.”

Dohn Construction’s annual golf tournament raises funds for a different area charity each year. A late-afternoon thunderstorm ended the 2016 tournament early, leaving no winner to take home the top prize. However, the event continued to raise funds through a silent auction and games throughout the course. Silent auction items and raffle prizes were donated by 33 area businesses.

A Building Unlike Any Other: The Uncommon Building is Underway

A Building Unlike Any Other: The Uncommon Building is Underway

Dohn Construction’s newest project is anything but ordinary. This project, titled “Uncommon”, will be a seven-story, mixed-use building. Uncommon is expected to take two years to complete, and aims to bring two floors of retail space and 180,000 square feet of apartments to the heart of Old Town Fort Collins. Uncommon’s Project Manager, Jennifer Chavies, has been working hard to make sure the project is getting off to the right start. Ron Shimpa, the Field Superintendent for Uncommon puts it plainly, “This is going to be a fun one.”

Uncommon’s future tenants will enjoy a number of amenities including above grade parking, two courtyards, and 151 secured bike parking spots. Apartments will range from studios up to three-bedroom apartments across the five apartment floors. The building will also have two elevators and two stairways.

Uncommon is an extremely tight site—the building will be 8” from the property line on the north and south sides, 2’ on the west side, and 5’ on the east side.
Dohn is also seizing this opportunity to unveil new marketing tactics. Erik Berlin, Business Development, has been testing different signage and fence options to ensure the Uncommon building is advertised well during the life of the project.

The Uncommon project marks an exciting time for Dohn. Uncommon is an apt name for this building–once it’s complete, there won’t be anything like it.