The Highlands Slopeside Exterior Remediation was a 2-phase project taking place in the ‘off-season’ time in 2016 and 2017 for the exterior renovation of 36-unit mountain condominium. Phasing was required during these periods to minimize disturbance to guests and owners whom typically reside during the Beaver Creek Mountain’s ski season. Additionally, given the nature of a slopeside condominium with true ski-in/ski-out rooms, work had to be coordinated with Vail Resorts who owns the land where much of the projects material and equipment was stored. 

The Avon Recreation Center is a spacious multi-use facility with more than 40,000 SF. The recreation center has an aquatics facility including a five-lane, 25-yard lap pool, lazy river, zero-depth entry kids pool, 140-foot water slide, aqua climb climbing wall, diving well, hot tub, dry sauna, and steam room; an aerobics studio; fitness center and weight room; yoga studio; and locker rooms and showers.

MYC added two new theaters to the already existing theater. This project was challenging due to tight logistics. The location of the theater made it unable to scaffold from the outside. The scope of work consisted of new stucco, tiered concrete pour, new sidewalks, remodeled restrooms, and the addition of a family restroom.

MYC had the honor of maintaining and restoring the exterior elevations of this luxury five-star hotel. Our work spanned over the course of five years, each year our teams concentrated on a different building elevation or side. Work included exterior EIFS/stucco work, re-roof, and new water proof decks over occupied spaces. Due to the weather and the location of the Park Hyatt Hotel, this constant upkeep and restoration work is extremely important to maintain image and quality of the building at the highest level possible.

MYC performed exterior skin renovations and repairs to these multi-family condominiums.

MYC completed the tenant finishes of the ski ticket office. Beaver Creek Landing consisted of waterproofing, structural concrete repairs, and a new snow-melt system. The plaza is located over the top of retail space, and combined with other geographic elements, this project called for tight logistic management.

MYC upgraded this Beaver Creek Plaza consisted of masonry repairs, concrete plaza work, retaining walls, interior renovations, stained concrete, and repair of the storefront.

MYC removed the plaza topping, performed structural repairs, plaza rehab, and installed new waterproofing and snow-melt at the base of Breckenridge. This project called for tight logistics due to the constrained work areas, which was on top of an underground parking garage at the base of the ski area, and neighbored the Liftside Hotel and Emergency Clinic. MYC self-performed 69% of this project.

Scope of work included renovation of the plaza outside of the Leonard Room. This 1,000 SF patio renovation consisted of new plumbing drains, site lighting, a new snow-melt system, waterproofing, concrete, stone and brick masonry, stucco work, elaborate entrance door with security devices, wood sidings, and more.