Curb Mount Skylights at the Denver Railway Co. Horse Barn

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In 1872, the Denver Railway Company built the Horse Barn at 33rd and Arapahoe. The Horse Barn contained three sections: a two-story stable and hayloft, office and storage space, and a two-track car barn.

By 1890, the Horse Barn was no longer used by the streetcar industry. Denver businessman George E. Turner started a moving and storage business. The Horse Barn continued to serve as a moving and storage facility until it was abandoned in the mid-twentieth century.

Today, the barn that once stabled horses for the Denver Railway Co.’s horse-drawn street cars, will be a hub for 25+ international-development nonprofits, a farmers market and the Denver Urban Gardens.

One part of the renovation will be a skylight replacement project involving twenty one curb mount skylights.

What We Did:

  • Demoed and disposed of the existing skylights.
  • Supplied and installed twenty one curb mount skylights.

Product Used:

  • American Skylights acrylic, curb mount, dome skylights.
  •  Clear over White.
    Mill finish frames.
  • (8) 61″ x 97″, (6) 50″ x 94″, (2) 63″ x 96″, ((4) 26″ x 50″ & (1) 26″ x 34″.

Benefits:

  • Correct the daylighting and solar heat levels required for the space.
  • Reduce dependence on electric lighting—increase energy savings.
  • The owners love the energy savings provided by the new skylights.
  • Increase the facility’s property value.
  • Healthy, natural daylight in the space with soft translucent light and accurate color rendition.
  • No required maintenance or re-coating costs.
  • In work environments, increased daylighting has been shown to increase productivity.
  • In retail environments, increased daylighting has been shown to increase sales by as much as 40%.

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