Hensel Phelps Breaks Ground on New Corporate Headquarters in Loveland, Colorado

LOVELAND, Colo., Oct. 6, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Hensel Phelps, a 90-year-old company founded in 1937, broke ground on September 30 for its new corporate headquarters in Loveland, Colorado. The groundbreaking ceremony brought together employees, project partners, and community stakeholders to celebrate the start of construction on the four-story, 143,000-square-foot facility. The new headquarters will be located within Avenue South at Centerra, near the intersection of Interstate 25 and U.S. Highway 34.

The new headquarters is designed to foster a collaborative and innovative work environment. A central atrium will bring natural light deep into the building and create visual connections between floors. Mass timber will add warmth and natural character throughout the space. Work areas, training spaces, balconies, and gathering areas are arranged to support both work and opportunities to come together, with views of the foothills reinforcing a connection to the surrounding landscape. These elements support employee well-being while contributing to the project's broader sustainability goals, including the pursuit of LEED v5 Gold and WELL Platinum certifications.

Construction is now underway, and when complete, the new headquarters will provide a new platform for the company's continued growth and serve as a lasting expression of its Northern Colorado roots, its commitment to its people, and its vision for the future of the industry. The facility will include flexible workspaces, training and collaboration environments, and ground-floor retail serving employees and the surrounding community. The design aims to create a workplace that feels open, connected, and welcoming from the moment people arrive. A central atrium will bring natural light deep into the building and create visual connections between floors, while mass timber will add warmth and natural character throughout the space. Work areas, training spaces, balconies, and gathering areas are arranged to support both work and opportunities to come together, with views of the foothills reinforcing a connection to the surrounding landscape. These elements support employee well-being while contributing to the project's broader sustainability goals, including the pursuit of LEED v5 Gold and WELL Platinum certifications.