Awards

A Normerica Design/Build project in collaboration with Michael Pettes Architects, this stunning timber frame clubhouse features a contemporary timber design with a dramatic vaulted ceiling, showcasing the towering strength and beauty of the exposed Northern White Pine posts and beams. The 7,500 sq.ft.-plus clubhouse is highlighted by timber to timber windows that offer scenic panoramic vistas of the picturesque new RedCrest Course. A cozy 1,500 sq.ft. covered porch offers an area where golfers will be able to enjoy the views while relaxing before or after a round of golf. Men’s and women’s locker rooms, a state-of-the art kitchen, lounge areas, elevator access, an open concept pro shop and a casual dining area with a bar overlooking the course are just a few of the other key features. The clubhouse is extremely energy efficient with increased wall and roof insulation that results in an energy efficiency rating that is 33 per cent above the norm. The ground source heating and cooling system feed off the existing well allowing the potable water brought into the building to heat and cool the building. Construction started January 2009 and was in operation by early August 2009.

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This 4,800 square metre (50,000 square foot) Timber Frame Day Lodge played host for the Snowboard and Freestyle Skiing competitions of the 2010 Winter Olympics.The lodge opened December 2008, in time for the 2008/09 ski season. Designed on 3 levels, the ground floor accommodates a full ski school and rental complex, ticket sales, washrooms, retail facility, and a cappuccino bar. Level 2, the main floor, includes self serve restaurant service and seating for approx. 700 skiers and a bistro style service facility seating up to 250 people. Level 3, the loft floor, is a mezzanine style area which hosts overflow dining in peak periods, group or special events, and banquets. The building is enveloped with energy efficient R24 walls and R38 roof systems. The massing is simple and reflects the mountainous character of the site. The roof breaks into large gables at the areas where doors need protection from the falling snow and to provide large windows for natural light. The exterior is prefinished board and batten with natural stone accents, architecturally detailed concrete columns supporting the deck, powder coated aluminum deck railing and high quality low E glass Pella wood windows.

Monday, June 30, 2003,
Summit County Independent;
LONG-TIME LOCAL WINS GREEN AWARD.

All the efforts of our Williams Fork client were recognized by Colorado Renewable Energy Society this past June. Sandy nurtured her dream of building an eco-friendly house of her own throughout adulthood, marriage, raising a family, establishing a career, owning and operating a business! After her purchase of 75 acres of land in the Williams Fork Valley six years ago, the process of trying to decide what manner of energy-efficient house she would build began. Sandy visited our plant and decided on a modular design - and shortly thereafter, her dream house was underway - the result, a 4,000 sq. ft. domicile that is about as environmentally benign as a place can be!

Awards of Merit
"Best Exterior Design & Elevation"
"Best Interior Design & Finishes"

COLORADO - During the Fall of 2002, Summit County Builders Association showcased a premier collection of fully furnished, decorated and landscaped new homes in their Annual, Summit County Parade of Homes. Normerica shone in the spotlight, receiving the Grand Award for The Best Value Home Over $1 Million for their custom detached home! This project also received Awards of Merit in both the Best Exterior Design & Elevation and Best Interior Design & Finishes categories by the judges. Normerica's 4,235 sq.ft. home features five large bedrooms, five and a half baths on a large wooded lot, only yards from National Forest land and a one hour drive from Denver.