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John Weiss hustles past the building at 1048 Pearl St. as snow falls and a cold wind blows in downtown Boulder earlier this month. (Paul Aiken / Daily Camera)
Demolition work on the former Daily Camera building in downtown Boulder is scheduled to begin May 12, kicking off a 22-month construction period for PearlWest, a mixed-use development with office, retail, restaurant and theater uses, officials for developer Nichols Partnership said Tuesday.
PearlWest, which spans the buildings at 1048 Pearl St. and 1023 Walnut St., is the largest of several redevelopment projects slated to get under way in downtown Boulder during the next year.
Sean Maher, executive director of Downtown Boulder Inc., said the 160,000-square-foot PearlWest building off 11th and Pearl streets should "re-energize" the entry way to west Pearl.
"The first thing it's going to do is get rid of a major dead space," Maher said, referencing the surface parking lot and brick building set off from Pearl Street. "As you stand on the edge of the (Pearl Street) Mall and look west ... it doesn't invite you to cross the street and keep going."
The Daily Camera newspaper operated at the corner of 11th and Pearl streets for nearly 120 years. The Camera moved its operations to 5450 Western Ave. in early 2011.
Leasing activity is starting to ramp up for PearlWest, which is receiving "tons of interest," said Dan Schuetz, project manager for Denver-based Nichols Partnership.
Only one tenant has been announced so far.
Crestone Capital, a Boulder-based wealth management firm based at 1025 Pearl St., leased a 30,000-square-foot space on PearlWest's fourth floor, Schuetz said.
Schuetz said more tenant announcements will be coming soon.
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Demolition work at the construction site for the new Vikings stadium will remain suspended for the next several days, an official with the construction management firm said Wednesday.
Allen Troshinsky, director of operations for the sports operating group at Mortenson Construction, said work on the new stadium continues, and the delay in resuming demolition work on the Metrodome is not expected to affect the project timeline.
The new stadium, which is being erected on the same site as the Dome is being demolished, is expected to open in July 2016.
Contractors and engineers are still investigating to determine why a portion of ring beam came down unexpectedly Monday, Troshinsky said.
"Once we're completely satisfied that we understand the events of Monday afternoon and are assured that we won't have other surprises along the way going forward, then we'll resume work," he said.
"Our review is going to help us understand the engineering and the reactions of that ring beam as we continue to demolish it and it becomes weaker and weaker."
Nobody was hurt and no equipment was damaged in Monday's mishap, and all debris fell within the specified safety zone, Mortenson officials said.
Doug Belden can be reached at 651-228-5136. Follow him at twitter.com/dbeldenpipress.
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Glynn Archer Elementary School at United and White streets is set to become Key West's new $15.4 million city hall. Tonight, the City Commission will consider spending more than $500,000 on demolition and engineering analysis in the run-up to construction.
BY SEAN KINNEY
The city's nearly five years of planning the conversion of Glynn Archer Elementary School into a new city hall for Key West may soon show some outward progress with a $483,610 demolition contract in the works.
The City Commission tonight is expected to authorize the deal with local company Charley Toppino and Sons Inc., which beat out four other bidders.
Work outlined in an executive summary from Senior Construction Manager Mike Vieux includes ""environmental cleanup in all buildings, demolition of one-story building C and selective demolition in buildings A and B and the auditorium to reveal the underlying structure."
Architect Bert Bender's plan is for the historic exterior walls to stay but the entire interior be demolished and rebuilt. The costs is projected at $15.4 million.
The city began working with the Monroe County School District on a no-cost transfer of the property in 2009, and construction will start this year following the demolition.
Also up for approval at tonight's commission meeting (it starts at 6 p.m. in Old City Hall on Green Street) is a $71,560 contract with consultant CH2M Hill Engineers to test the concrete integrity of exterior walls at the White Street school.
Vieux's summary says that "when the Glynn Archer School was first proposed to be converted into the new city hall, limited structural testing of the concrete walls was completed as part of a property condition assessment. It will be prudent to verify concrete strength and placement of reinforcing, especially in building A, where the earlier testing was inconclusive."
When complete, the first floor will include City Commission chambers and offices, a small office for the Monroe County School Board and the city building, planning, zoning, parking and revenue departments. The second floor will house the city manager and city attorney's offices along with the finance, water and engineering departments.
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