LOVELAND, CO — Hensel Phelps began as a small northern Coloradoan business in 1937 and has evolved into a national organization helping clients bring complex, innovative facilities and infrastructure to life. Having outgrown the useful life of its original campus, Hensel Phelps broke ground on a new corporate headquarters in Loveland, Colorado.
The new Hensel Phelps Headquarters (HPHQ) will serve as a home for the company’s corporate teams while creating new spaces for employees from across the enterprise to connect, learn, and share ideas. The four-story 143,000-square-foot facility is being designed to support the company’s continued growth and evolving operations.
Flexible workspaces, training areas, and collaborative environments will provide a variety of options for teams to work together while allowing the building to adapt as needs continue to change. Natural light, expansive views, and exterior connections to the landscape of the Rocky Mountain foothills are also being incorporated into the workplace experience. The result is intended to support both focused individual work and the moments when people need to come together to solve a problem, share expertise, or develop a new idea.
Environmental performance and human well-being are being integrated throughout the design. The project is pursuing LEED v5 Gold and WELL Platinum certifications and will implement a solar power system that aims to generate energy equal to at least 20 percent of the building’s peak electrical demand.
Mass timber will also be incorporated into the structure, helping reduce embodied carbon while introducing a natural material into the workplace. Hensel Phelps is partnering with Carpentry Plus Inc. to build on recent hands-on training that gave craft professionals experience with mass timber installation, material protection, and quality control.
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As Hensel Phelps approaches its 90th anniversary in 2027, HPHQ reflects both where the company has been and where it intends to go next. Founded in northern Colorado, Hensel Phelps has grown beyond its original footprint, but the decision to build its next headquarters in Loveland reinforces a long-term commitment to the region, its people, and the generations of employee-owners who will follow.
