Building And Construction Southwest

TIVOLI

8/7/08

4:39 PM

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The 1.4 million-square-foot Tivoli Village’s site work began in 2006, and is expected to be completed in 2009.

“EHB companies have built significant residential and some commercial properties in the general vicinity and identified this infill piece of property as a perfect location for this mixed-use development,” EHB President Frank Pankratz says.

Tivoli Village will feature: 18 buildings, including two five-story and one 10-story condominium building; 340 residential condominiums, 42 in the center of the development above retail space and 298 in the north end, adjacent to a golf club; A regional walking and biking trail adjacent to the north side of Tivoli Village. It was built by the city of Las Vegas and provides easy access for neighboring residents; and Private sanctuaries, public plazas, gardens and loggias with foundations, benches and statues.

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“The area enjoys a high household income demographic who will patronize this kind of development. “IDB/PBC and affiliates invested in 2005 in Tivoli Village and other projects as IDB/PBC recognized the strong, long-term dynamics of Las Vegas as the entertainment capital of the world and the business opportunities it presents,” he adds. “Tivoli Village will express the distinguished style of EHB – one of the valley’s premiere custom home builders – renowned for its craftsmanship, highquality workmanship and stonework,” Tivoli Village says. EHB specializes in multifamily residential developments, commercial offices and retail in Las Vegas. “EHB combines modern luxuries with Old World sophistication to produce custom residences and mixed-use developments of classic elegance, graceful beauty and refined comfort,” the company says. “Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, many of our homes feature vast stretches of glass, iron-crafted vintage >>

Inside Look T&M Manufacturing Inc. President Travis Scott spoke to Building & Construction Southwest about its role in the Tivoli Village project. Building & Construction Southwest: What is T&M’s role in the project? Travis Scott: Our company is supplying and installing the majority of the structural and miscellaneous steel, as well as the metal floor and roof decking. Our fabrication plant is in Utah and we have our own field crews in Las Vegas. B&C: Have you worked with the developers or owners before? TS: We have worked with Pat Henderson (Hard Stone Construction) and Mark Henderson (Level CM) over the past eight years. B&C: What distinguishes this project from other ones you have done? TS: Our past projects have consisted of single buildings per job site. This project is more like constructing a self-contained city. Currently, it has 18 buildings with underground parking under the majority of the site. B&C: Are there plans to do future projects with the developers or owners, or to work in the same region? TS: Yes, we are planning on doing future work with the developers or owners in the Vegas area.

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