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BuCu West Bottling Facility

BuCu West Bottling Facility

BuCu is a mission-driven nonprofit that supports local food producers by offering affordable services tailored for small businesses. This project involved the transformation of an existing industrial space into a fully functional bottling and food-processing facility.

Client

West Community Economic Development Corp.

Project Type

Industrial / Non-Profit

Architect

re-Architecture

About The Project

Snyder Building completed the 2,200 square feet renovation and addition which resulted in a dedicated food-processing area, commercial dish-washing space, multiple walk-in coolers, and an upgraded loading dock and receiving area. The redesigned space enhances BuCu’s capacity to serve community-based food entrepreneurs with professional-grade infrastructure and industrial amenities.

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Screen Pilot

Screen Pilot

Denver, CO

Located in a historic loft building at 17th and Market in Denver’s LoDo district, the Screen Pilot project involved a 4,500-square-foot tenant improvement designed to reflect the company’s innovative approach to digital brand management.

Client

Screen Pilot LLC

Project Type

Office

Architect

ltb-a Architecture

About The Project

This striking renovation of the space features open layout which prioritizes employee comfort and collaboration reflected in two inviting lounges and a custom bike storage area. High-end finishes and furnishings complement the space, while great care was taken to preserve the building’s original character—including exposed brick, wood plank floors, and heavy timber beams. Snyder Building worked closely with the building owner and its residents, employing flexible construction hours and meticulous planning to minimize disruptions to neighboring businesses and residences throughout the project.

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Sweetgreen

Sweetgreen

Highlands, Park Meadows, University Hills

Sweetgreen, an upscale fast-casual salad restaurant franchise is known for its variety of salads and warm bowls featuring a rotating seasonal menu, has made a name for itself since its founding on the East Coast in 2006.

Client

Sweetgreen

Project Type

Restaurant

Architect

Dewberry Architects

About The Project

As the popular brand expanded into the Denver market, Sweetgreen selected three general contractors to deliver its first local locations. Snyder Building was honored to be chosen for the latest three Colorado stores, located in Highlands, Park Meadows, and University Hills, with spaces ranging from 2,110 to 2,782 square feet. Each project required meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship. From high-end finishes to hand-crafted clay tile accent walls, these spaces reflect Sweetgreen’s focus on clean design and an elevated customer experience. The projects were both challenging and rewarding, and Snyder Building is proud to support Sweetgreen’s mission of bringing healthy, delicious food to the Denver community.

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I collaborated with Snyder on three restaurant projects in the Denver area, and they proved to be an exceptional general contractor partner. They consistently delivered the projects on time and within budget, with minimal issues. The project manager, Jeremy, was thorough in reviewing the plans, while the superintendent, Jim,  was a fantastic partner who ensured the store looked flawless by the final inspection. I highly recommend this outstanding team!

Ashlee Cohen

Sweetgreen

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Huntington Bank Rebranding

Huntington Bank Rebranding – Denver

As part of Huntington Bank’s national rebranding campaign, Snyder Building Construction successfully executed the transformation of 13 TCF Bank locations across the greater Denver metro area. This project involved updating signage, interior branding, and other key visual elements to align with Huntington Bank’s brand identity.

Client

Gilbane

Project Type

Retail

Architect

NORR Architects Engineers Planners

About The Project

As part of Huntington Bank’s national rebranding campaign, Snyder Building Construction successfully executed the transformation of 13 TCF Bank locations across the greater Denver metro area. This project involved updating signage, interior branding, and other key visual elements to align with Huntington Bank’s brand identity.

All work was performed after hours to ensure minimal disruption to daily banking operations, maintaining a seamless experience for customers and staff. Careful planning and execution allowed for an efficient and smooth transition at each location while upholding the high security and operational standards required in the banking industry.

Snyder Building Construction’s expertise in managing fast-track, high-security projects made them an ideal partner for this rebranding initiative, delivering each location on time and with precision.

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Sunnyside Floral

Sunnyside Floral

Sunnyside Floral, located in Denver’s vibrant RiNo district, was a first-generation build-out transforming a 1,000-square-foot space into a thoughtfully designed retail and workspace.

Client

Sunnyside Floral

Project Type

Retail

Architect

Proficient Engineering

About The Project

Sunnyside Floral, located in Denver’s vibrant RiNo district, was a first-generation build-out transforming a 1,000-square-foot space into a thoughtfully designed retail and workspace. The project included the construction of a new retail area, office, walk-in coolers, and restrooms, creating a functional and inviting environment for both customers and staff. As an independent business rather than a franchise, the client prioritized a unique and personalized design that reflected their brand identity. Meeting both budget and schedule requirements was a key focus, and the project was successfully completed without any delays or cost overruns, ensuring a seamless transition from construction to operations.

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