Kinston at Centerra

Kinston is a new mixed-use village at Centerra, developed with Centerra’s values of nature being a part of everyday life. Residents will benefit from botanic gardens, outdoor art, natural habitats, recreation trails, and direct connections to retail and entertainment.

Centerra is home to the one-of-a-kind High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC) and is the only place in Colorado that has been designated by the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Community Wildlife Habitat.

We provided planning, visioning, landscape architecture, and monumentation and wayfinding design.

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CLIENT

McWhinney

LOCATION

Loveland, Colorado

PROJECT DATA

3,000 acres

DESIGN SERVICES

Visioning, Planning + Landscape Architecture

AWARDS

NAHB Best in American Living Platinum Award, Community Facility 1,001-3,000 Units
PCBC Gold Nugget Grand Award, Best On-the-Boards Site Plan
NAHB Best in American Living Platinum Award, Best in Mountain Region
NAHB Best in American Living Platinum Award, Community Facility of the Year
NAHB Best in American Living Platinum Award, for Best On-the-Boards Community
PCBC Gold Nugget Merit Award, Best Community Amenity
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Kinston HUB

The Hub is a community center in Kinston at Centerra, designed to resemble an adaptive reuse of an agrarian farmhouse and a brick mercantile building, creating a warm and inviting gathering space for residents and visitors. The facility includes a craft brewery, coffee shop, coworking spaces, a community room for events, outdoor social spaces, and a community/demonstration garden with water-wise landscaping. DTJ crafted the landscape architecture and land planning for this award winning project.

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