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Structural steel detailing for a multi-level mountain resort at Breckenridge's Peak 8.
Project overview
One Ski Hill Place is a 263,000-square-foot mountain resort at the base of Peak 8 in Breckenridge, Colorado, featuring 88 condominium residences, skier services, and below-grade parking.
Working with Zimmerman Metals, Anatomic provided structural steel detailing for the multi-level development.
The crescent-shaped building steps up the mountainside, with changing floor elevations, steep rooflines, and varied steel framing conditions.
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01 / COORDINATED MODEL
02 / Completed buildingTECHNICAL COMPLEXITY
The building's front rises two stories higher than the rear. Five residential levels sit above a garden level containing the main lobby and shared resort spaces, with a heated parking garage below grade. These changes in elevation created varied framing and connection conditions.
The crescent-shaped footprint, steep rooflines, large overhangs, and extensive glazing required careful coordination of the steel framing. Timber architectural elements added further interfaces between the structural frame and building envelope.
Frequent snowfall, limited visibility, and restrictions on transporting oversized loads complicated construction at the active Peak 8 base area, where skier and pedestrian traffic continued nearby.
PROJECT COORDINATION
Zimmerman Metals and Monument Steel Erectors carried out steel fabrication and erection through demanding winter conditions, completing erection of the structural frame in approximately six months.
Anatomic’s detailing provided the fabrication and erection information needed for the steel package, supporting coordination across the building’s residential, resort, and parking areas.
