Centerra

The Centerra Master Plan provides an integrated pattern of land uses and development, by providing strong pedestrian connections, a range of housing opportunities within proximity to jobs, shopping, entertainment, and social gathering places. Building upon existing development, Centerra is distinguished by six districts with distinct personalities. The mix of land uses and special character of each district considers the site’s unique landscape or urban characteristics. The districts are compact, walkable environments. An open space and trails network emanates from the district centers and connects throughout the community and amenities.

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CLIENT

McWhinney

LOCATION

Loveland, Colorado

PROJECT DATA

3,000 Acres

DESIGN SERVICES

Master Planning, Landscape Architecture, Visioning + Design Guidelines

AWARDS

2008 COASLA, Honor Award for Design
2008 COASLA, Honor Award for Design (Over $500,000 Construction Budget)
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The Lakes at Centerra

The Lakes at Centerra is a 275-acre open space-oriented residential community within Centerra, a 3000-acre mixed use development. The Lake Club is the social hub for The Lakes, with thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Kinston

Kinston is a new village at Centerra, a 3,000-acre mixed-use community. Kinston is being developed with Centerra’s values of nature being a part of everyday life, and residents will benefit from botanic gardens, outdoor art, natural habitat, recreation trails and direct connections to retail and entertainment.

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

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Chapungu Sculpture Park At Centerra

The 26-acre Chapungu Sculpture Park contains an indoor/outdoor rotating exhibition of some of the world’s most renowned sculptures. The centerpiece of the park is the dynamic Cultural Arts Centre, with architecture inspired by the “Bateleur eagle Chapungu”. Symbolizing a protective spirit, the design includes encompassing walls that embrace visitors, while the roof soars over a great lawn. The park includes a trail system with sculptures placed within a natural setting. Other attractions include an outdoor performance space and a replica of an African Village.

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