Samaritan House Renovation
Building Hope Through Construction
Project Overview
The Samaritan House is the nation’s first building specifically built to serve those experiencing homelessness. Located in Denver’s ballpark neighborhood, the facility provides meals and a safe shelter, accompanied by expert staff, to help patrons 365 days a year. The 44,000-square-foot, three-floor building provides 40 dorm-style beds.
Donations, volunteers, and special events focus on love and healing. A.D. Miller worked with the Samaritan House to renovate the occupied facility over three years.
The scope of work included adding a patio and canopy to the existing 2<sup>nd</sup> floor, a perimeter fence, and a new elevator exterior freight. The secure rooftop area has a playground for kids and covered outdoor seating spaces that capture stunning views of the ballpark area. The building’s masonry exterior provides the Samaritan House with a low-maintenance façade that will serve the foundation with minimal upkeep.
On the interior, A.D. Miller delivered clean, modern, and safe amenities where children can adapt and laugh. The facility was proudly built with security and cleanliness in mind, where veterans, families, and single women can face life’s challenges, adapt, and role model a successful outcome.
The AD Miller Approach
Quality Construction
Built to the highest standards of craftsmanship and durability.
Client Partnership
Collaborative approach ensuring your vision becomes reality.
On-Time Delivery
Proven track record of meeting schedules and budgets.
"Supporting Samaritan House's mission to make a positive impact in Denver through purpose-built facilities."
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A comprehensive look at this project
Emergency shelter sleeping area with cots and mattresses, teal CMU walls, linear LED lighting, VCT flooring
Recreation room with pool table, foosball, piano, lounge seating, Last Supper mural, corner window
Large multipurpose/dining hall with new blue VCT flooring, white CMU walls, arched windows, serving area
Chapel with Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II stained glass, wood altar, crucifix, saint statues
Dining area with stainless serving station, beverage dispensers, commercial kitchen pass-through, folding tables
Streetscape with new masonry and iron perimeter fencing, mature trees with fall foliage, urban campus setting
Three-story brick building with gray CMU base, arched windows, covered entry, renovation in progress, green space
Utility room with U-shaped blue laminate counters, white cabinetry, dual stainless sinks, natural light
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